Marked Tree High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Marked Tree, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1964 volume:

The Pow-Wow of 1963-64 'X S g X N , X ful , JK , f 3 f ' is 5' f s I T ' A 3 2 Q Q 7b -, T h 3 lVif22S- , .. N ' MNA I I . ' . T X ' X fjiLfJQf45Ze,fQ,,, QMNQQ W ffwriwiff wg? Gow fi 3444 ewwfari Marked Tree High School T Marked Tree, Arkansas Volume XXV Woodman, spare that tree! Touch not a single bough! In youth it sheltered me, And I'll protect it now. Morris Contents Introduction . . Title Administration Faculty Growing In Knowledge . . Elementary Jr. High Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors Growing With Each Highlight . . . Organizations Band Football Basketball Track Features Growing With Our Business Friends Ads Editor's Letter Page 2 Although most of Supt. Wylie G. Key's waking hours are spent in planning better educational oppor tunities for the children of the Marked Tree School District. he finds time to serve his church and com- munity in many ways. During the summer he spends each Saturday at one of the Northeast Arkansas Horse Shows. There he is well known not only as a groom, but also as a showman. often riding his horse. Stardust. into first place. 5321 Mr. Key finds traveling a part of all his activities such as President of the A rk- ansas Athletics Association. An Active Man Mr. Key is a winner. He helps Jane and Tim plan the yearbook. :vw ,H- igih, L rms' P MQ it We, the students of MTHS, are very proud of our school, and for the people who make our school what it is. This contribution of appre- ciation we proudly distinguish to our Board W- R- Payne and Administration. President Board of Education I. R, Feathers ton Vice-President Wyatt Boxley Secretary Mack Crow R. E. Owen Mr. Key and Anne are shown by the scene which was a memorial to the late President John F, Kennedy, si Leslie O. Ramsey Q Principal Janice Canada Nix , , Sec. to Prin. A ss gv' M t,.- iE 22' .3 MVS- Jim Daily Q 5 51' ' sec. to Supt. ,sg A Mr. Ramsey and his dog. 411 . Lives are enriched through the Faculty Mrs. J. E. Fleming Social Science Mrs. Wylie G. Key English, French Mrs. Walter Lillarcl Librarian Mrs. Milton Lovell English H H .4 Sonia Moore . Home Economics my 3 sqm 'ii. Wg f i Samuel E. Mullins r l Q 3 mb 7 by , My Vocational Agriculture nl A ' ji Hi , V ,, '. , X ky 3, lei' , .. S u f f Ned Penny off JX js., r if 4 'Q 1.- 513' f ST A Guidance Counselorm X X may f Gm' ' ,.,' Mrs. Ned Penney ,X l We QP ,,, A Q ,W , A at A Math V J Xi. f 1 A , 10 ' 7 L, mm 1 1- - r .. ia ' 2 NX -.9 I L X50w'l X i ix Q 'QQIX Mrs. Frances is shown here teaching her Junior students. MPS- KGY is the VCFY b6SI French fCaChGr MTHS has. Mr. Stark made the day of ordering caps and gowns another memorabl day for the Seniors. 6 Mr. Mullins is always trying to improve the school 's buildings. 5 :m,,m -Y ff X .--w-1 Mm- 11,1 JJ Co-operation is practiced by all students. Not only teachers, but parents strive for a better school. If you have once planted a tree. . you have always in it a peculiar interest. You care more for it than you care for all the forests of Norway and America. You have planted it, and that is suffi- cient to make it peculiar amongst the trees of the world. Alexander Smith The basis of education stems from Faculty ,.f I . Mary Calhoun KX- V , Girls' P. E., Social Science f' ,. , Frances Calvert English ag. 5 73 :I M 'fs Jim Christian E r f ' S Q 'Q 't' ' ' ' S. Studies, Math, Coach is . p Juanita Comstock H ., fa-A gl , 3 Study Hall James M. Coe , ' V, . if . .1 , ., ' Science, Chemistry, U ' jg ,. KV Frank Dyer 5 , E Social Studies . Q David Faucett g ' .ia p H Maui ,,,, . W' Mrs, David Faucctt L' ': Social Science, Art. I' Page 5 I ff: 'Nw . , M fr-V . 'ti 4 Q is F N - -- Q A S vsigsigf ,1 ES 3 v 'iv s H s Coach Sims and athletic activity. Mr, Rose and Mrs. Prince discuss school HT' . l,. ,az E my Kgs l 'X improvements during their spare time Neil Peevey Band, Chorus Mrs. Bobby Prince English, A. History Jerry Rose Boys' P. E., Social Studies Charles E. Sims Coach, Math Charles E. Stark Commercial Subjects Charles E. Stephens Social Science, Math, Coach Horizons are broadened by the Faculty Coach Stephens are always in step with all Yes! That's Mrs Prince having a blast f e , 5 Z Qi ' i 5 t 43 W g4 m tss Q Growing in Alma Mater On the banks of our St. Francis Marked by men of yore Stands a city of our fancy And the school we adore. She has been our inspiration Purple true and gold And we give our admiration Standards high we uphold. In the years that lie before us, Though we wander afar ' May the memory of her blessing Be our guiding star. Chorus: Forward ever be our watchward Conquer and prevail Hail to thee, our Alma Mater Marked Tree High, all hail. Knowledge MISS GLADYS' CHRISTMAS PRODUCTION Grade school is a beginning of many important phases of life, such asg friendship, education in mind and body, and all the rewards of life. In grade school, friends are most important, with them one learns to share, play, and tell secrets. Grade school years will always be cherished. Beginning A Long . We honor a teacher each year dur- ing Teacher's Appreciation Week at our assembly, by recognizing them for their service and presenting them gifts do- nated by the merchants. The teacher of the year is chosen by a committee of the Student Council, Miss Clara Meeks was Chosen for her past service to the school. Page 10 sf S341 ws -if 5. Fi is m .guy 4 W 3 M at W2 'i' Q2 . Q ri 3' M wst. :zgggyfgg ., I N . QMW 2? . . . Climb. ,Q .,,., Lord, we are setting in this chosen ground. These tender nurslings, trusting in thy grace. To cherish them in infancy to guide Their tiny rootlets through the darksome earth. To lift their boughs to Heaven, and give them power. To yeild their tribute unto grateful men In fruit or flower or shade. jerry Bohn Larry Bratton Carolyn Brown Junior Crawford Cleo Davis Kay Ford David Galcltrtst Mary Gray Nancy Grissom David Holt Roger Howard Scottie Lambert Louise Lindley Paulette Morroe Garry MOICS Rickey Ray Chester Ross Carla Shelton Jimmy Smith Leonard Snell Shelta Strtckltn Sandra Sutton Audie league Bryant 'l'crrell Darlene Vanove Pfrqe ll g Zb l ' fl' Mrs. Gladys Blanton is the Director of Elementary School Music. Miss Gladys has contributed much of her many talents to Marked 'l'ree students of all grades. A few of her contributions are the May Festi- val and the Christmas program which she plans and di rects. Miss Maurine McCormacl If f ,fa x First Grade Brock Allen fm if .. Y i qzil' if 35 :gg .. s . .... .t. ,i is.2sa:2s:if fr. as gf .t:, ik - 1. s .2 4' V' ,..f' .1.-'H W sk fl fs rfiiifgf ff: ,, '25 i tt ' .,,. . E . B g ga U fr? ft' M P 1 'rl' It i ... .. 'ii fc E .A , . .A,. . , , ,: .-. ,gs J R. T. Cooper Mrs. R. T. Cooper Principal Sec. to Principal .5 N Q Donald Blagg .Q . iii ' e gi rf iz g my fray 4 Zag ,TMS 3, QI A -ilglkvpm exif, it K .': f' ' M gr ,,, ,, ' .X .,,, 'C i Q? .X 'w gag ii ' M 7 fir? ...., 5 X' iff 4 QL 'ir fs 453. Q Qrigigy V Q fr' fra A f 551213343 U 4 rib In In 4' ,,:s'7i?igIiJg 55- X K X' L iris? f Above: Mrs. Cooper is the secretary and she also sells school supplies to the grade school students Left: Mr. Cooper is the Principal of the Elenienrarx School. Elementary Administration Ray liogard Anita Brewer Hubert Busby David Bourne Donnie Davis Dennic Daniels Lisa Dickerson Ralph Vulks Regina Gay Gillis Kathie Grogan Jackie Sue Haggard Gary Jones Ronald Lindley Iames McCtary Danny Mclniosh Jerry Meeks Roger Morgan Deedra Nichals Steve Raines Terry Wood Mary Walker Sheila Turner Larry Tarlton Janice Sandy Iohnny Russell Mrs. W, C, Braddock First Grade ea J WMP Annctlc Bally Carolurrc Bally Paulette Bally Clrarln: Erownrng john Mark Rebecca Callllral Frank Clafron llarold Coau llcncry Duncan Dana Henderson Roger llerrod Alvie Klrby Donald Llndlcy Larry Mangrmn Dian Morgan Terry Payron Joyce Prrcc Rrcklc Oualls Randy Sipcs Billy Srcvcns Ronnrc Teague Rose: Webb Kenneth Williams Sherry Van Hoozc Miss Hanna, A Lover of Children , V , .,,. . g if 4 gg . 55.5, f , W ' , ,A W Q by Ai' 'K I if 7 f ,r .L X , J c l I if ffffifffks ii ' '.. .1 1, ' - 1 f V:,,-' .l H li, we 332 U 55 K , if 5' lp 1 MW, 9 fl gk H NV 'ir fi Q we ' ..,, 4 - ' ,el , rs ' D X. is-.. ,E 2 5 V -f' SRX f fa . W ff if ' f MEX a 'ei Q First Grade 4 Q.. gi Y.. is is Si ' , Af, -fr .V V xi E - ,..,-' 1 .V N ' . me W ls N e 'Wa' . .- 'F ' L . si W . .Jai i-,aezliir-'l s 0 I t M52-X K' if F 4 is 3, 1.1 'H EK 4, fi 'f gif ini f 5 M 'ff ix ., . N .. Y .,,. t 1 4 Q. rs? . g N 2- -. ie, 5 ff l C325 my .5 J if Hi: na.-if ,.-4 , 7 I , r fir. 'ig.Q.--f 1 S f' Wh Y si .5 ' avi' 1 iff iiiffl r if 3 K Xl 1 iw' M41 , 5 X ,X I 1' 4: , ,, W y A 'W' 'I as ' ., .. . Q' s. ' as ,wil is , q .M 1 -,- fu ,Qi . W' 3 Q 49 -45 .2 1? .rr .-Y , ' .- .-.' :-., K 'I o , '- as Q fy X? 5 is-'liZ7? Sheliah Armstrong D. A Brarron Bill Brewer Shelra Carre: Palsy Chapman Palsy Crouch James Davis Palsy Fondren Lloyd Gaddis Nelson Goodin Joyce Holr Sue Jones Ronald Laxre Brad Massey Iudy McCul1ar Becky Moore Ronda Rirrer Bobby Scroggins Rober Smith limmy Strange Erma Swan Richard Swan Grady Tackerr Debbie Ward Gail Willis Gayle Woods joey Armstrong Barry Blagg David Chambers Gary Crow Bobby Davis Deborah Davis Connie Fain David Grogan Jimmy Hand Rickey liarely Gary lengle Roy Kilgore Gary Kirby Allyssa Koonrz Moris Lansdale Deborah Lasrer Franklin Liare Jeff Payne Nelly Ragan Rhanda Richards Mike Scroggins Charolette Stephens Susan Tally Angelia Vick Jimmy Warren Shirley Weavcr Jimmy Webb Freda Wright Page 14 We fe If .2 Mrs. D R. Rogers Miss Peggy Martenclale Tis Education Forms the Common Mindg Just as the Twig is bent the Tree's Inclined. Pope Second Grade liar 'rr XA Mrs. Tom Wtllrams - 9: 4 xii .2 ,- C ra ' , V fa br- ! lf V Q Q r 1 '4 Damel Bxshop 4' e . H -H ff A 5 Phrlrp Brunner L, jr 5 g -j ' Joyce Coats 'di ,Q C K John Davrs , 4 A Q E dill ,r Ib! s. f Q W QD - W Krrlr Dunn Q H w' 1 Ray Fondren 1, ,ww W , ,V Barbara Ford Q.: V wg? A f,. Rebecca Howell fr of C t Karen llowerton ' li' G ' Nola Keelrng r - .' V5 .' -1,1 ' M- I Davtd Kxng . 44 ' - VV Chester Gray ,, .A ? 2,9 f ?' VW llarold Kirby f ' ' 3 ' XM - .. - Terrl Hale 'Lf 5 -ff' ilk Randy Harrxson ,, al 45, J, aa AQ gp ,A jg: Ceda McDaniel X? A Q' 1 5 it Q5f::-.rev Xu-f' Q'i,..,r,a.u?9??i . rp f:::'??E11f-YF Q- pf: ' ' -jfs, , 54 ' nf li Marsha Woods 'f . il s. :iff 1 f Randy Thompson , wr, ' Jamce Tarlton ' f 'H I r at 1 Nannerte Swmglc r - QV 1' Q , A a ,K 1:2-.:::-F. , fr ' '--'Zilla ' ' . N, - Q . - L . C . H C 5 ynn Smtth W fm K gm' ,gp lux Donnie Roberson ' -,gl N , Jeanette Porndcxtcr Pa L55 Pay mn Y fam Mrs. McClcndon Mm lrauglnnghousc qPr:rctrcc 'lcacherj Charles Adams Gary Brggcrs Rada Blrlntnghatn Charles Brownrng Pamela Brunner Pamela liurd lxmrny lfullcr larry. llarcly Gary lhcks Sue llrnton W I johnson Harold Jones Lrnda ?.1uCa5 Srcphamc Montgomery l'runJ Pltlnkctlc Cynrhra Rrggs Charlotte Rush Randy. Shlnall Brlly Scott Sharon Smxth Robert Stephens Mtkc: Vanderford George Webb Robrn Wheeler Q rg-f 21 will ' t 4 slglfg - 5 G, ff aa K T ' gvgy eff' 3 Iii Tj -IS, jg .2 if -U .f-N ,Q , 2 K r f ir fs 'I r M f r 4 rar 1 r ' ' 'WP ' tri? W 't :E 'L , LJ ,. R , A ,ri 71 r y L if I K -V 55- ., r ' :'g' ra , ,. ff. I 55? 0 We . as l H .3 li 'ff 7 ,4 Vps . EM iraafaf 12342 3254-Wrrflffii W ,W ESQQC - gg fag: J blew i, K. W Q N r w X 1 M rs. Rulh E. Easr ' ' iz? E' . 'ir .si W gi an A 2 . as ,. ' 1 ,aaa , in La N I 9 y f if .. ,.,. I Tl +2 x W A 5 ' 5 -A-sz E V' My 1 7 A A -, 4.',. r Q ' ' , E 2 - iii, ' fl 2 ' Q ill. fe w ig bg 2? Q 4 ..,, W T 1 4 E., r mi? Q. rg if Sie sd ig ' ef K3 ' -221-lf , if ii , ' ki:-1 Chess Armslead Jimmy Armslrong Robert Bell Doyle Cantrell Jimmy Cross Randy Free Lrnda Freeman Ruth Gillis Debbie Gray Cynthia Harris Manda Hawkins Billy Holmes Mardy lngle Clyde jones Danny Kilgore llrcnda Kirby Suu Laslcr Eddie Mars Gaye Neiswander Slcvc Simmons Kaihy Smuh Ronnie Talley Dianna Watson Regina Williams Dianna Wood Kathy Young Reading Can Be Fun Second Grade Linden Simpson Carol Scou Kim Ryles Sheila Parker Donna Sue Needham George Moles Phyllis Morris Sreve MeDona Terry McDaniel Billy Lawrence Sandra Lambefl Gary King Debra Jones lxllfhacl llofbd Donna Holloway Charles Greggs Donald Dabney Bobby Cook Rocky Coburn Karhy Chambers Valerie Cagle Georgie Busby Wayne Buck Ricky Blansezr Mrs. 5.5. Mullins lj' 5 25 Q45 ff Dean Wrighr f i K, Q fy Marry Turpcn h e I, -, ' W Greg Smith 'bk W V-2:53 k -fi fa- 'gf 1 - rm 2 Pa 33325 H5P? ?:H d v 'Y'3 'fb' 9 X Qqfsiw he dsx X XYZ my fi 1? E 2 Q. .. 5? 'J 1: iff Ji ' aa ' ALC 0 , X id W 1 wiki rigs d ,f .Q .sl , A 2' he if .T I Q ,eff ' sw if 6:3 i r i zfiflfffiff H4 J ie v Q l 1, f f N My . 3 .gg - ,, rl-X .Q A N . f. W K - ' ,.,, af, at N 'K 0 K A :EJ f -x' s i K' in - , 5, ,Y F l Friend and helper Mrs. Keith, who is not only a mother at school for hundreds of children, is also the school nurse. Children look up to her for help and companionship. She makes friends by keeping the school bookstore and selling milk. She is certainly looked upon as one of the most helpful and reliable women of the school. ! She has held her place in our school for five ' years, and we hope she will attain it for many years to come. f ,Q Nc 2 7 , , 5 , .ws . rw Q Dorothea Armstrong johnny Bull Denny Clayton Sheila Clayton Doris Collier Joyce Crawford Rex Gilbert loc Glidwell Charles llendrix Angela llodgcs Robert Jennings Itnnny McCann Beverly Morgan Alltan Morrisctt Linda Raines Julia Rollins Ricky Rnsscll lohnnx lite llarold Sr-nrt Anessa Shelton Drtrlinc Snnpson Douglas Skipper Mary Son Wilma Vaughn Mrs Carolyn Gardner W I E. 1 3- ' ui latncs Adams ' .' W 7 ig k in 7, Ti 's'1g+',.' ll ig, it g 'l nfl fa , XA.. X ,1- .. SJ Wfimai 'tffl.,!.xA r. X - as f L ' Xl ik, 1. va -X - DW L' iff 4 . aa ., K f Qs: 3 frdfr if., slid? or ff tl A -r F- sf S ,. , ,M Q . .fx 1 15123: Z ' ' '- fl -as f-in ,ti ' . ' l i . Z, vii. ' ,ft i S F 5, I L, .- K-.2 . iff 4 4 ,i ri ff 451.5 ' , if ' ., ' or r v ,L Ii . . V l I-316 Wwniwm YDS 'fm at' MA I .Q 1 W Q M, 5 Q 2 . 3 Qld E , lx ,r lp A x' Xi N' JIS- 5 -,..- , f M fn 5 f ll l 1 eff: H M' , ' ' ' ei D 'M . 5 ffl fe 1 t 'll' gr J- G ' H A . '77 XII-r .42 3 ' ,' .ff Q '19 ,fix I3 z, r , r 1 , i V553 L' 5 W ,X s air , I .,,,. Mrs, Clyde Hord , .2 ' xr if :Zv I Q, ..:f :I i Th' d lr Grade ffl? 15 s f-emi' Mrs. L C. Sanders fa is NA : V i ' ' , X- .F f .. fi 'rr 'em U Y '4 ,agp it Q gr a :i Ai KMV9 I ffsdga K .1 y ,, 5 We -4 -' ,. ...,, ' 4 'Zvi-vlxs 4 4' V , if, 5- - 45 - 51 A..-:I-A td ,Q W ' A ' v'-4 'v Q .HN 6 -, .f', :: '-575: 11 r ' fa- s 1et ?s1 ?rf,,gr s - ' 5' ,rf args rr f A yi'-tix K .. I fz. i in rr., ,W ' Manual Armstrong Veda Birmingham Deborah Browder Mack Browning Dottie Collier Revclla' Cook Tony Edens Tony Ellington Johnny Gilbert Michael Griffin Debra Haggard Shelia Hargo Rodney Hams Rebecca llayncs Ronnie Holbrook Brenda I-lolt One could do worse than be a swinger of oaks. Robert Frost ,loc Aycock Donald Brumley Randell Burfield Dianne Ilowell Linda Kirby Roger Lund Nancy Mr-Cullar IRL 'V ilwudtrurasf fl-Clint lkrim-3 Jann- Plrurlrtrvr Druuia lin hard: mum- Roy VlusouSh1nabcr5 Ronald Slumall Rlmnda Smunons Ixlctrre Smith Ricky Sutton Marsha Tubbs Jimmy Turner G Q5 1 N K 'r' If X me ff? J 'A 5' Jw Q y., .je r tri , Q 2 r QS? r, X 3 ji, ry -- A KA my : ,, . t i ,, f t 1' 1,5 ,5 1- a ,1 rf, ,rr.::,,5i ,-. 3 1.3, is Personal help is another l Raymond Jonas Debra McCrary Berry Parker TM r pi as 4 M Q Nancy Eurress Cindy Parker l , 51131- Reva Carter Linda Rogers , Garth Chase Kathy Russell ' - 1 fr: Q Becky Child Greg Sims - 9, , gi Z- Joe Cooksey Donald Smith is 'Q V X r -f Glenn Crawford Theresa St, John 5, W ,5 , is Gregory Daniels Audrey Strange ,-, D M555 , if yi M Randy Daniels Betsy Swrngle i N 3 pi 2 T' C to u 1-if T b tsp ,f 1 t are uva ac ie urn ow W 4 J V2 ,i L , , fp. Patricia Glidewell JOHNNY Walker E, Hubert Griffin Q Gary Huff 'T Sheila Johnson A Page I8 Al f -,Q,A J .: ,, J . J- 541 f ' gi .., f L rl I W ., X J? 1'2 5 'Q,. i X J J 5 7 ': W ff i :Nbr 221 J, . W A ' iv- J 5 ,as I ' 3 e 4 8 'sa ' gk ,jg Z ,far J ,. 1. 1 7 V . K Q A Y. 6 . ff ' 4 's N . Q if, 3 ,Q K el MAL J fi ft W X ,QLEI3 gig C midi: za. I 1 Dwight Keeling Laura Abbot Patricia Armsteadt Gina Aston Jerry Brewer Janet Buck Dennis Cantrell Brenda Chambers Johnny Collier Brenda Collins Debrah Cottrell Tommy Cooksey Mary Cooper Karen Crawford Jimmy Crow Robin Hindman Darryl Howerton Dwayne Maddow Ricky Marham James Moore Emily Mullins Danny Myers Anthony McCoy Vernon Payton Bonnie Pitts Jacqueline Price Randy Richards Randy Sticlen Deorbra Thompson Nick Thompson Dempsey Turpen JJ R. Webb I David Wright F part of growing up. ' ' Bobby Adams f ' 3 .,'-511' 1. ' Q 2 ' 2, i s yy ry Ay p yt i 'fs .1 Z ' ,ei Q if - , , - .H -:. 1 .21 ,K N A milf: .i wifi: .J X ll' I if .,,, ' - ',:. MQ,-5 V ., , 2 S, ,X t 'J X--W3 4 5 ' -.a1 f Y 5 J' J J QA C Lf X i X I, , haf 'N' ,531 f Q, f I li Vs ' 'C , Y, M s rr mit Hi .iiinisiii Judith Birens Lillie Bishop Johnny Boxley Danny Birmingham Dewayne Byers William Collett Linda Crawford Ioyoe Dallas Carlton Eudy George Free Dennis Gillis Kaye Graham Harold Hagghard David Hardin Thomas Hargo Marv Hill Page 19 Nancy Holt ,Dona ld Huff Bobby jones David Massey Brenda McDonald Jimmy Ming Danny Percifull Mary Phillips George Rollins Ronny Simmons James Simpson Tommye Sparks Rebecca Stephens Joyce Strange Ricky Wood Cathy Worthy -mu C- ,4 if 3 ' at fE'f 1i Fam i,,.QW 4-45 1- , ff 'HM X I X-A7 tv ,lf we X, 1' ' nf' J it , f , S -M C f, Q! IQ, is in 'fl '1 it ffl C, I A iii' - ' -v jg, Y v A-ds f . - 1. ,fd , ,E ...sax K 'r ' I . 1 A Mrs. Dorothy Hale E 'W , .QA if Hr f . ll , -yi Q 5-F. -..,, if-.fs 2 sl ya an Third Grade K J' at ff 3 F 2 ff X 4 'ae I st 1 A Miss Nancy Pratt Mrs. W H Bingham Student Teacher 3 .. . ,gin ' , A A 155, 3 if fi i In M Q 0 N W Y :Q an 11 -'- Q1 s , , , . t , 3 .Q ' if A- , f- tx an 5 1 ' Nff' 'l , it ' C' Zi iii? ' ' r ' f fl if t 4 if . M if 5 si. ff ' -.-., , V Vfagl if ' . 'ma . ., f -A 1 wa f X 5 P. vi ii? - iifa Jaffa .7 ,E G Q4 ,,AQ iv' 5 WS 5 M' Q ,L 2 JV, 5 gg rx X, Iss Ei. - ff if - nf jg, mm ,tele all 5,3 2 .ilu f -Mxsfjfif , ' 1 ,', tysaiifaiiiifszg tt tt W P fly ii? 3 fi l 'ii ' ' X ff A 'X lily 2 il b ' A W K if A gil, W f tsst-t B. . , M f rg 5 Q? Fourth Grade 3 ' ', 4 M , , 1 4 fy if gmisfif t i i ff til f , an, , A fa .. f at Q NW 5 J 'K le rf ft to ff are v fi gg, Hi! gy 'fx fgikzwp Yi 'vi :iz M? 53541: fi 4 , B ., is t fhk' 1 t aa' ' f If Butch Adams Bettye Baker Whit Bolton Martha Brock Ray Browning Linda Childs Roger Collier Barry Cooper Jimmy Crouch Barbara Dunlap Roger Ellington Catherine Ford Johnny Ford Ricky Gray Francis Haynes Gary Jefferies Mary Kent Brenda King Gary Nannater Linda Oldwan Doris Plunkett Kenny Powell Linda Ray Peggy Rollins Cheryl Swingle Danny 'lalley Caihy Teague Chip 'Iurner ludy Teague Rebecca Vick Phil Bailey Sandra Blanton Billy Branch Billy Bratton Wilma Bromley Ruth Busby Tommy Chambers Carol Corbirt lames Eden Wayne Pondren Thomas Fulks Pamela Griffin Norman Hand Elec Hailey Glenda Hinton Jimmy lngram Loretta Kem Sammy Lam: Judy Lindley Berry Plunkct Shirley Prater Ronald Ray Brenda Riggs Raymond Bussell Debbie Shanklu Dennis Simmons Anne Smiill Ronnie Smith Dennis Teague Page 20 Mrs. Charles Owens Mrs. Clara Meeks N l 4 Learning good Q These kids dou't miss nuttin'. When some- body comes in the room, they know about it. l Ixlrs. W 'I Walltcr fs? 1 Ji ' isa 72 ikgyvqxz' W , A A '-M? f ' if health habits. The school is interested in healthy bodies as well as healthy minds. This is shown when they take time out for milk. When I see oaks bend to left and right, Across the line of straighter, darker trees, I like to think some boy's been swinging them. Mrs, Charles Snns all Page Dnnuld .Mlslln Scott Aycock R.tnd5 Balm Patricta Bourne Dux ad Brumley Janie: Browninc Dnnald Count Ann lrrend Peggy Iiullur Jerry Gray Danna Grissom Donna llarnptnn Kenny llrttlux Jackie Haus: Danny lain.- Rtrlntrd Mtnrurnm junnly Xluuk: Exulxn Pruyter Cnxtstrlrxtx- Ruger: jan scott jams: Il.rwrn.1s Irma lhnnrpson Richard Inrllbuw Dale Whltlow xlrcintul Williams Delrlah Brock Tommy Bromley Debra Brown Steve Burrows Kathy Cooper Sheila Crowson Patricia Eastman Ricky Ford Iamcs Freeman Martha Hargo Judy Harris Sandra Harvey James Helms Kurt Hendris Harold Hubbard Larry Huff Wayne Jones Larry Laster Robert Lindley Janet Morrisett Phillip Newcomb Louis Phillins Evelyn Scott Michael Simpson Judy Stephens Martlyn Son Linda Strange Jerry Teague Jerry Thrasher Mary Webb 21 WEE .3 f 1 ' 1 1 1 Aa hy 4, 1 sm? ' -1 , ' 'A:, - , I W .AL QA S fn J' A' . 2 N,,:,l' , , E, . f- f Whig if Twig ,r M ' ' ff, A J: tftt ii 1 Ziff N, 823 Janice wrnrs ' fi -' Ti Gary Womack V LQ . ' ggi! ik' r f'f1 Fourth Grade bij Q-if 1 'MA f' iaa Ulf? re Vi 07 , W Q5 Q . ,X . X A Y Z .. - Z V Q f .1 l- if frspkul t xi E 'i V93 In 5.3: it IN.,3f,f, I M B 1 t -.IQ eff Fifi. .f f K .5 if 5:1 3, ,XJ - f N mir? it lf.gg? f3ff'l:i Lg .. EM 3 ik , W g N , 3 Se ' at fi fir M 'W ' r 7 ei? ,ef A x 1-P' 4 Qt . .1 V 1 . X e X xr - Y A 4 f. ig 'ji yt Jig? wif 2' ' Sf .3 fi 5 f r 1. .. 2 A . V, 'ir B -Q as W I Q A .5 5 My - 3 Vg .' Fifth Grade X' H ix. Q 3 -' ' V' ' . ,U W1 eg Q, g 3 ff K. K ir Vx is 'V Z M W .fig-r. H- ,Q -, A. ' W - .. 1.-'K ,,. .2.:f::2 , . 1' K .., Q, ' W if 2 Mi f' fig A , K . 1 -. it I if - S 2 H - , an il .L ' jk' ' 'MN' Ja V, r .:.gsagE- H k N V ,A Q H ,gi : lk ' t - 55. 25 ti. F1 4 ' Wil' is W., af: if -v-- 2 'gr L A-V62 Y, 4. 5, W ,L .fp fe:-5 3 25 E me ' K y? 'MI-we x Peggie Brewer Brenda Cantrell Ricky Childress Jerry Crawford David Dickerson Melvin Eudy Amy Ferrer Jimmy Gibson Mike Gill Glenn Gillis Ellie Mae Grogan Darrell Harvey Belinda Highland Diana llolt Mary Lou Hooker Diana Kent Homer Linkley Douglas Lung Ronald Nolen Ronnie Parker Deboral Quinn James Smith Robbie Turner Wesley Vaughn Connie Walker Michael White David Willis Louise Wright Louis Aden may Atchley Phillis Birmingham Vernon Blansett Michael Branch Gay Brewer Billy Brock Ianies Chapman Patricia Childress Barbara Collins Mary Crawford Cindy Dabney Larry Grissom Jeannie Hodges Stanley llufiord Pamela Hughes Palsy Laster Linda McCrary Donald Nolen Scottie Owen Patty Parker julie Percilull Kathy Powell Karen Rankin William Russell Leroy Smith Curtis Swan Rickey Teague Paul Williams Steven Walker se' ff t . i was ' Q23 T Sq? k Mrs. Donald Smith df Students help .r --. 4as'5fw ',.4 if 05 egw rift fwiigfijvwdb RZZ if W rail l Mrs. La Grand Mrs. ludy Brawley Tender Twigs are Bent With Ease. their teacher W fx ,.2'? Mrs. Curris Kem Doyle Armslead Diane Bell Sharon Bragg Douglas Brewer Marcia Byers Marie Chambers Ann Coburn Billy Cupp Paul Duvall Randy Edens Patsy Fields George Goodin Debbie Gray Donna Grissom Karen Johnson Mike lohnson David jones David Lassiter Gary Lasrer Laverne Mars loan Needham Susie Pedigo Wayne Pius Brenda Ray Mary Scarbrough Marie Sutton Dianne Teague ,, ie.- Buford Vaugh V .t Roger Williams ' Ag Ruby Whirlow ' N Ronnie Worthy Carhy Bechum Dana Bingham Archie-Browning Sharon Cagle Shirley Carmon Deborah Clark Pauline Cooksey Carl Counce Elmer Floyd Linda Gibson Judy Gillis Michael Gooch Carolyn Grogan Glena Hicks lames Hill Doris llooker Larry llosnian Carolyn Morgan Larry Myers Jay Louis Parker James Price Valaric Sisco Jerry Torres Ricky Validcriord Faye Vick Terry Walker Helen Webb Bonnie While Joe Wray Larry Wray C I fx, ' W 'T U fi W 'C if W fi 5 5 ., .r it nl i 'willed 1 V' if: F ig? .. gf: fog '1'v . r+ ell 14 1' Kal Y , H A !,115.AJ- x 1 , fy .Q iziiiiillg ff 'Sli lift -':' . 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W Shaw R, J X Sixth Grade To dwellers in a Wood every tree has its voice Brenda Adams Mrcky Ashby Edward Aycock Kaye Baker Otis Blansette Gwen Bolin Bill Bourne Sheila Boxley Viola Busby Odell Cook Donald Floyd Gary Fuller Frances Gaither Eddie Wray Glen Wages Cynthia Vick as well as its features. Thomas Hardy r s i l ' ' 5 Mr. W E Snort l is 'EJ S fs :.'f ff? J so gr L K. rw sel W e i 'ry-Q .J 4 :,, , I an rf M QA Q v is V A gs Lrg 1- W 4 Lg A A f 3 H ofa' Ee Qrfriagl 135 Danny Bly Danerre Burfield George Collie Iimmy Chambers Charles Corpier Margaret Crawford Billy Eastman Richard Fleming Teresa Ford Colleen Greenhow Randy Hardwlch Martha Hately David Hxnson Mike Hughes Sammy Jones Vickey Jones 'E as we is 4 ,f Juanita Rogers Sieve Smith . , r 'Q , Don Simpson s J' S' ,s 1 'lorry Sharpe , J 4' 4 , , . ,L J ' M J 3 r lamcc Mckenzie .ra Q ,ag i V: , M, Pamela Morgan - ,Z 3, , sk ' ff 5 , l.indal.audcrmilk f Q., - 5 Q lllll ! :sg Randy Koontz '- 2 as-.1 -- fr Mary lluff 'M M Q ff. David llazel er b J -If A ,ef- Standley llardin ' if .,:- 1 a Gladys GIOSHH fi at , as ' ffl ' J! . ' L61 l Ji5L'rf'f,f+ xv Fred Graham , ,g . is f -M. Us Linda Goodin - we W 'af f f .W lim Gillis 3 414 V ig ' N433 r xv Look' F d s :Sk . R V ' f of Mr. Scott joins his students in eating the nourish food served at the school cafeteria. Rasile Kieltuski Jimmy langsron Rita Oldman Rebecca Rogers Ronnie Rollins Geneva Scott Sharon Sipes John Smith Joyce Smith Kay Smith Sandra Srarnes Charles Strange Allen Vanover Donald Welch Diana Young Page Z4 itll? Ji? 3 'Af or J 3 4 js W EVM J K A ts W 1 ' , W , ,Z axis f si VH fsaiiila fsi A ' . q A ' 'fi if: QA X M ,gwma r + -5-3' 'T-in an kai A V K r Emma Aden W ' '75 XL W G 4 P, Thomas Atchley LA. if 24 , ,,. Franklin Birmingham a 2 5179 Y ' Ianice Brown gg f , ff . , :lag , f fffzlfll s - ??? 'f.1a..M lil C N ,A ,,, S445 'H' 'fly E fi' nw Greg Corbin 1 9, - -ff 'L David Cook A Alpllia Cooksey I , ,lr ,V+ E I Paul Cooksey . v 3' 6 V ,f gl , Diane Childers I' S f 5 4 ,ze Karen Duke Q I: N Ml 4 -S Earl Freeman Yam my K '5 J Sandra Friend 5' ff? ,T MQ, 3, 5 rllfnilf- We I A I f' ' ZLQA' 553 5 V Elaine Fulks .. Q 7 4 ' ' ' Y ' fl-.a Nannie Gaddis -j LX y A i 5' Key Gray K. 2, 2 K wx Q? Kennerh Hardin A . l X ru r yy A any Q 5 rf K 1 A 5 Carolyn liargo , 2 a I O I 0 Junior High , ' fr M D! MQQ f 'gh . ,...-,R-F we M . ,. V . , , g A4 L E aan.. Dewayne Harrsell Darlene Harvey Gerald Huhanks Linda Parton Jimmy Pedigo Rickey Prarer Iocl Price Ann Scorr Maurlce Slayden Peggy Suuon Larry Tallcy Rrclry Tubbs Tommy Tucker Linda Tyler Joann Wllliams Mary Ann Willis 5' .1 ' W r . A ' 'A S f 'x 1. ,rw S J 1 ,3 r. 4.3-M ., , g in 'L Q1..,u Geri ,Q L f ' , in W It 1 .1 K as 'rl sa A 5 r 0 1 f N - . :,, -. 2 r , A I X X ' 1 W ir .ar ' 'N vel y.,. ,, . Mrs. C. L Shaver Q, Jr., 2 M . Effsr r Students begin learning the geography of our world at an early age. S ixth Grade JJ: P , X ., If Miss Ma rgarer Coon 5 ,Qi L ,, .... 2 , Q L' 5 442 li ' hazel Aden W ll' P k I N V ' ' ni: ..- ig .. ,rx N? x , A l iam ar cr A- -I . N, 1 7 2-A t 43 3 h. W ff Lynn Aslilock Linda Pius E Q W ge 3 Q 51. A f , g -as-5, 6 Gary Bonn Marrha Plunk to ' ' 1 'l fy Il-1Hi01' Bmgll Donald Poindextel 9 V r ' 5 only l N M M r 1 Wx is ' rl f - , ' r, 1 . . lg 5 , Q l Q Q Gerald Brown Randal Ritter . , v H 1 N 'ur , ' gh' 4 :L r Jerry Brown Danny Rollins 55 ' 1' gm ' ' 1? -A 2 Sheila Buck Phillip Ryan -fy -4 A ii .. .-.f,,.. 'l 2' . x X 43 Jocy Carroll Betty Scou , - 'liz ,dx ' K- 9' 5 Y - w x fuer. f'12: , W 2 an .fri M, 1 341 5 51, 31. -3, rfff' I f ,P fb Q. A i fi r 'i ' X ' iii ' 'VW ' li ' A Lyris ll lfkfi . W., a as ir 'f 12 Q ri- .. fig James Collcrr Carl Scott v , M V W it E M Q vi x 5 Becky Daniel Peggy Smith QQ - A - A-1 42' K ' W Don Eudy Larry Slevcng 7 .Q jj - ' ' 1 ' dia 2 ff fr my Mm mm .,,,r r I . ' . K rr '?:1:,s25?z'Q2?l ,, , , gf .Q 3 ll' . Frances Hawlcms Danny TUIHVJOW gr A ,, J R ,, 51 ref X - jeg --L gm Douglas llcndrix Roger Villk EDM . fr .af- ' ,, ij, -1 , Q N -5, Peggy lnglc Page Z5 Mickic Walker L ' 7' A 2, Saf-Sh Kms W i s .. .-l.. ff I 5, fi if Wifi - E iv --: .. 'A', Charles Thatcher Pres. Q., 'ff iz. Egg. Eff lik, W George Willoughby V. Pres. ' K 'gl -'.?2:': ar if-1 . T, K, - .., ti, gigg 3 9 Christy seller Sec. T x hl' lll t ea S- C' l -r:. . ff ' f' V Q Z 1323525 ' . ..lf Each year to ancient friendship adds a ring, as to an oak. James P. Lowell lg t i H. ' Seventh Grade A ' The Seventh grade is a great new experience for these students. They enjoy the assemblies, sports, clubs, and band, which they can now participate in. The students now grow accustom to many teachers and the hustle of changing classes in the allotted time. Their academic work grows every day as it has in the years before. This has been a memorable year. Assemblies are fun. Poqe 26 Danny Adams Roger Austin Linda Baker Judy Bennett Joyce Bishop Danny Bolin Ricky Bolin James Branch Kohn Bray Ronald Brewington Raymond Bromley Billy Browder Joan Brown Claude Browning Doreathy Browning Stella Browning Beth Byers Jimmy Cagle Alice Chambers Amos Chambers Kenneth Coats Greg Cockran Virginia Collier Terry Collins Mary Crawford Mike Dabney Dianne Daniels Mary Floyd Dennis Ford Pat Friend Eugene Gaddis Harold Gibbs Gary Gill Bniy Gillis Hearlin Goodin Rachael Goodin Joe Gordon Martha Gray Joyce Harris Ricky Harrison Eddie Hawkins Grita Haynes Patricia Helm Larry Higgins Linda Hipps Richard Hooker Jimmy Huff Susan Johnson Phyllis Keeling Roger Kimery Beverly Lane Norma Laster Janice Lawrence Larry Lawrence A F' wafvl J 2 a ff ..,., 1 - rf' ff. fl 4 i,, w i, fi 4311. J' J' T i ' ffm? A gy., . -Els or X .. .X A , ,..,. kb V. , , Qi Q L :ff f fl E ' aff , J F fi . 3, a xv it lit . 1' ' Q il: A E4 rsss Ji i if V. is , .. - N J at i 'Q F'-L f L ,. 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Starting a new social life. r,,,. H J 5 ' . M s .L J W lx' if ef S 155 ' J if' 'ti nA3,Es ngfhfpgil ' 'EL EJ iL,' i?- , gif e 7 Qgeki my R - ' Q ',..,.. 5 L K if ,,, -- ' ' f it I 'X M if s P' L Q-J f ,, f if 5 fs! A S 1 J f f' KU ,EQQ 5 :I t :. ' 'iilr ,-, I H di.:-'I ssarlf ,. . nf-3 Nj 3 :5: ::.Ee- 'QIQ V K - ,, it gg, gy , . zr, S L L W J. ,., V X - M -A E , A :L X ,hh ' a f L rgr I b 1 J ,i ' ,Z it 2-, . S K if I ig- ' it I S f as W . Q ' i 'R J 'H P fi ' 5 J A P ,. J ' 'E -P ' L' in -gf' L -1 -J .. 1 ,is .: N ig . E: .,,. L ' ..gf'? .- sf ' 'V ' .. r 'f '--'-. I V ' if I2 .. J S L J '.- L , ,,,: ,, , 'J ,,,. ,, ,S L 4, , F xi - wa y ' yy ,ff f 1 In , V i -I I , t -1 I x ii i' 1, 5 K QQQ. :. :: ,!,. , ,-,VV, -LMI:-g 1: A N. ,. - K , -YI, ex' ,,::2f ':',- 'fE: K I N? , ., ,. . af , L Q ijt JE 3 A 7, V , , , fgsrsimarirf 2 Page Z8 Kathy Lovett Jerry Myers Marion Miller Johnny Montgomery Royce Morgan Sue Morgan Katherine Morris Glynn Morrow Pat McCoy Joyce McCul1ar Ronnie McDaniel Jimmy McDonald Larry McDonald Jannie McGlothlin Cindy Nester Susan Oldham Brenda Parker Jaylenc Parker Charlotte Parrett Susan Patton Ned Penney Mike Percifull David Price Larry Ray Gracie Richards Don Ed Roger Diana Roy Dennis Russell Randy Shinabery Arthur Simpson Lynn Sims Don Singleton Lois Smith Wilmer Smith Ross Sparks Betty Swan Larry Teague Minnie Thrasher Dianne Tucker Florence Turner Melinda Waitcs Carla Walker Martha Walls Roberta Whayne Glynn White William Willis Johnny Wood Phillis Yarbrough Q, Z I If GY .. ,. Q 5 if 'fm' 15515 I t ai , A? ,, 41 'c ,4 I . .,. z., iv , A -f we -, if -.,. s . , it Q, ,, ,A 1 M X, r ,,,, T K , ., iffy 1: A ' is J A , -,, ,- L s,z X-X f.,, , x '11 'V V75 fi? 5 t A N -r mf . . .. ,. 3 vs i it ,i x ss . as 'R ' f r ' 1, is .,.. g 9 fe it riff W f .ff 4.29. was I , Ld? : 4 'win - .,., ,,:,.:. N - T if ' 9' 2' V is , ,.r' A . QW' 12, 'irr 5 K ' f -V:.,. f :.r. V X E., -.4 V , -. A big change in study habits There are a lot of ways to waste time in our school, like making paper airplanes, standing in line to sharpen a pencil and waiting until after thc bell rings to get an excuse signed. 'RX fi' Poems are made by fools like me, but only God can make a tree. 4- A . ' If .4 N 5 s ' fs N . . X . yt J , , Joyce Kilmer These students are very sociable, aren'r they, Eric? But Joey, Roxie, and Debbie find time for math class under Eighth Grade Growing through work and play Mr. Faucett. The eighth grade unfolds more fun and knowledge than the years before have offered. The students grow with the various activities and guidance provided for them. The year has been Wonderful, and the best is yet to come. I I l t t ,,E Z I nn., -...-, , N I H , ,i,,.:E L gg i : D ,i S x Z ni er 1 I S .K www di I I I ka - -' - Q ,'.- . i i i? Viii . E., k i t i - -5.1-4. g, -. wg V Q, Vim, N 1 W of '- ' S - -ga, y l -..:gQ:: .jf . , 5 L ,Q 4 ...rw , ., ...., Q, If A as Z Q' , ., -3 5- - i A ,: ,V . is ,ia . if -f wi' A Page 30 Class Officers Jerry Payne Wally Wood Lynn Dickerson Robert Pitts Debbie Swingle Mike Allen Mary Jane Armstead Barbara Armstrong Barbara Baker C. E Baker Danny Beckum Faye Bell Rosie Bell Kay Billingsley Gracie Blansett Billy Bolin Betty Braek Leona Brewer Arthur Busby James Cannon Mary Cantrell Peggy Carey Donnie Carroll Jeanette Carter Geraldine Childers Steve Clark Darrel Collier Harold Collier Linda Cook Marcell Cook Wanda Cook George Counce Charles Covington Joey Craig Douglas Crawford Mike Cummins Jimmy Dunlap James Ellington Pamela Fair Charles Ferrer Billy Fields Carolyn Fleming Herbert Flippo Jimmy Ford Norma Ford Patsy Ford John Gallion Jimmy Gilbert Tommy Gilchrist Larry Gillis Eric Goad Janice Gray Eddie Griffin Debbie Hale Anita Hastings 3 Fr If A 3' if f6YL'?- t B' r' - '- , .V , W I. I W K f i - -r-- J . ,,,,r, , ' F !P' K Q we K, xx Mr S 'Ng 0 A J 'Yi E1 4 , ,rs .. ,.rr ,.,, . ..., .V , r i'-fi , as mt 1 at ' 'W pt if ., F ,il '- ' Qs ' J iff? szfr. -w- 1 ,M 4, 5 s rf f r nf' .Ii .mfr V f :E':. V 22 1 , ..4,, , 'F' .' -' f-iz.. '3r 4. 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I gs haha AVLV :: e H - lf - . ,jff'5 1 'ff' fm 'Z a I,-jf lf: ,Y J 321W xx A ii' I Page 32 Mary Haynes Glenda Highland Russell Hooker Buddy Hosman Danny Ingram Ross Jones Linda Keith Elizabeth Kelly Jeff Koontz Dennis Kyle Johnny Lansdale James Lawrence Rickey Leathers Jessie Lindley Danny Mangrum John Meyers Gary Morgan Jerry McCain Alice McCoy Barbara McDonald Burl McKenzie Johnny Oldman Roxanne Owen Kathy Parker Judy Payton Linda Phillips Travis Pitts Katherine Plunkett James Riddle Dianne Robertson Carol Russell Bama Sharpe David Shaver Susan Sims Charles Smitty Smith Glory Smith Mike Smith Murlcnc Smith Gary Stidem Sue Stover Betty Swan Freddy Swan Gary Talley Jerry Teague Linda Teague Greg Thielemier Donnie Tyger Sharron Turnbow Gary Vanderford Larry Van Hoozer Odie Vick Ira Voyles Bobby Walker Dana Walker Louis Walker Tommy Walker Kathy Welch Dennis Williams Rudolph Williams Melany Winger Barbara Wood Vivian Wray Steve York Sherry Young sr rf f r l..,. 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The moment Barbara and Gene have waited for. top of the hill, Be a scrub in the valley - but bc The best little scrub by the side of the rillg Douglas Maiioch The Freshman year is the climax of a three activities. Now our year comes to a close, proud of MTIIS. ww 'Wm ' l O I C I I . . . Freshman life. year climb. 'lhefe ttndents now led in sports and all but we have need it to the best of our ability. We are Eaww Left: These stndentf are eager to learn. Above: Marked 'lrec Derves the best hot lunches inthe state. Danny Armstrong Glenda A rmstrong Tomm 3' A shby Tommy Baker Jerry Barnes Mae Bell lxlargart Bell Kathy Benhant Paul Bingham Homer Bishop .,r.. 2 .- ' ' 33 c 41 .52 t A-Mr t l ' 3 I, A ,W -kk' ,gg .r A E W , ww , A .,r. B f err -, I V .3-E he r- ' zV' Ji x, E, fy W 5' ,af if ' i 5 S F Jimmy Blain Glenda Bolin School Spirit is great wr ai y v. B Q if 5A r rr .Q W ,gi H X I . MW .,.. Y 'll 21 l if v Q Judy Bolin Virginia Boucliillon T , H i Reda Branch or k- : f M Patricia Broadaway B A +2 riff' V M it .' : - VQV, L :KR bg N J ia.: Q 1 I' ' 13. David Brown Q35 - V- .- Judy Brown -3 ri' h ji 1 ' g Q yi' ' U' ' Bobbie Browning ,Q-H4334 .-I , IEEE , A .42 ,p5:' -A Zgt,3Q1LWf, B i .,,. NK '5 Tliese cheerleaders and fam 5 I - Joan Buck A S infix N ' Jerry Bullock , , QQ M Q Ricky Cagle ,n j Judy Canada -.fr -,- 1 - 5 r V ' e, A D4 ' fx- ff 1, , -ar' W ' . P W : E-,EV N V,.,V,A...,. . Gary Carter N Q ,,,, Z, - J V 2255-' ,K N V Everett Colletr Ab I M' Wilfred corner . fi it f x ..: :ig Billy Collins V A lulisql ix ,, ..,. g if ' . 'i A Arlcie Dale f l xi 331' .iffy s' 3? 'E A ,.:i--- .,. . ,fr , ..,. E Delerlia Davis :Qi 5 7 Sara Davis 'W iay f ia v w c lla diil l Roy Dougws 1 if , ...... VN V Jimmy Flemming r i Bfvbbv Fletcher , I ,V I E ' 3- '- I ff' M , i V . H29 AX , Ai X nf, , f A' Lula Free -'--V To -V - Maebell Freeman I We Q U ,. , Donald Ford ' ' -- .,.. P ff 1 if mf - iw BUfCl1VfH1ey i ' - ,. B we ff irr' We 61115011 among Freshman. Support the Junior team. Brenda Johnson Jinnny Johnson Linda Johnston Beverly Kelly Richard Iiieltnslii Patricia King Bobby Kirby Sharron Lassiter Teddy Lawson Linda Mahan Linda Xlnrldiani liwlxii Mars Wayne fxlariin Panl Maio Benncii Xlcolrs Linda Gillis Mike Graham Johnny Greenhall Donald Griffin Janies I lainilron Curtis Hand Al 1 Jw rs- wr .g 5: '95 36? , i ,,ii Gene ilatley f 4 J- i1 ,Ai I Saniniy Hayes Qfg f I J' ' ., fjgr ' Barbwl Hisaim If A' , ' ,. FY V ll. I , I , ,,: j A J,-4 4 is fy' ,J -Q., ,Q-- , i- f' K .iv M , Mgt ' Karen Holbrook i I X 5 Peggy liosnian ' U A A ,W 1 iv , 1, Geneva Huff V'.. . ' 51 mf It : 31,, ' Eli 2,52 min Jarvis 5' i' .J - fy J Q 35:52 A 'ir- , lx l ' ,i A 5 J .i 1 ' 'r -'-- A .,,, i Q K .I J V I . :, 3: il- ik. -.,,.,, x f 'war Z, ,,,,- A 5:1 on ' 2253. 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W Af' f t fy , Q. -' R ri' 4 t Judy Moore Carolyn Morriseit Ginny Morrisett Eugene Morrow Wayne Myers Joe lxiCCay Nancy McClelland Dennis McDaniels Larry MeSpadden Margaret Parker James Parrisli Wanda Pedigo Slieila Pinkston Linda Poindexter Faye Powell Robin Ritter Judy Rollins Linda Rollins Billy Rusli Debbie Ryan Larry Simmons Dianne Simpson Larry Simpson Gloria Singleton Ronny Smith It ,,., -I - , ,,,., Q ,VVA ., I ,af . it V.: ' A f , 5 94 I nr me 1 W F A fj- ly R WE ' 2' W . 13 X X 4 ,gg 5 X '35 ,, l,.., ff' -l.if K .,l, - V -V ' - ' 'R ., ,. Q ff ' N llf-: '- .,. A J , is f. f ,Q is We 3 .,.., X, Q6 egg: A fluff :W it Q ..:, h E3 ' .,., i N -a f -1 :fa V qi! M V, ' ' . A' E E J. . g E d.. The Freshman year is fille . Left: Billy and Barbara discuss . . . Below: Achooooooo! E ! 2 ! !! e L box nlox tlie llot Springs trip for rlie first Mike and Marion are willing workers Barbara Sutton Coy Sutton Ronald Taclser Albert Tliraslier Jiinniie Talley Susan Tliatclier Janet Tlionipson Toby Tiger Judy Vick Susan Walker Mike Watson Jean Wliayne Alice Williams Kenneth Williams' Shirley Wilson Alelica Womack Carolyn Wood Betli Woods Bryan Woods Harold Young, ' ' -r--. 1 --',. V W 3 P5 535. f- fi X A fw A W V A 'M i ..,,-- so Q ' fi, , fi gi ss' . ii ffwg,, Vifli F Kira: -Nii?.?,kxb 'si M 50' rj lXfr l x mf.-fl' 3, 5 ., b,'V ry, VV aaa s if W f- fig, 1 4 f N was J ff s 1 as ' f ' 7 ' W fi. ' ef' of . ,,., ,N ' ' ffh may A VxA so l fiat ff' ' 'W ,ky i7 ,.,,,s, ,555-2:5 ': I... , v',:. f-I :s35gE::5g::'.:i,::z1:,.,E in QAM! K x i 3 .vs l ax il Lu w4wQ1?w J ijn'fi 0. is ,, 0 s Q is wfiE?,' M.gj?A ,A i ' ,se f ,,,..:2: rf' It V :II jg? i , ' r low 4. E,-A' 5 V 1 s l is s K 7?,w is Fygi Sig 3 ij ww? -'- 7? ig? V with new interest, surprise, and excitement. Page 39 A! Sophomores discover . . . f 5221: ' -ff i'1 .I'3:' . 24 VPVZ 1 Q, 2 KU' W? rs K if ai wipwtb mr Pete Bell Kathy Bragg Gary Brewer f r ,v IQ.: .,,.,, Y av W ..,. :,. ' X A. 1 I A - ...,,.. I S B431-Y Browder W A,,, leg Franklin Brown ,Mr 5' T? James Brown i 1 If A i i Friendship is a sheltering tree. Coleridge Nola Chambers Larry Childers Pamela Aaron Gale Adams Sheila Armstrong Linda Ashlock This marks the tenth have worked and played the stature of God and The exciting ball Paula Chupghwill have added new thrills a+sa :::-Q .ff . Ig: w in-Q: 2 -. Joan Cannon i . Charles Cantrell r 'X K y : -:,'-Q .... za., - 3: W . QQ, .:g:-.'- 4 .mr 1 A ggi ran! ,..:.Z a is i. for a... - 5 L., if ., ' ' H V ' - ' .A 4 r Q2 ' Ti f 'Q ' ' we ri fl . ' 3 New ,vita , r Page 40 James Coleman Veva Collier Lynn Cook Chester Cupp . . . the thrill of high school sports. A' Kay Davenport - ,fj I' Villai Dunn I, 3,3 in .- if A in A Errc East , iz V M1 jg gh f Bobbie Ellington ' ' . W G' A Q sf . .t f aft, -M year of education. We A together and have grown in I i E man Eugene Ellrngton N ,,,,,x W lr,-1 Don lolten is '- X I 5 Herbert Ford 4 3 ' W e -' z r ' r f janet Ford , W l.arr5 lfowler ff 1 ' QS' ' 4 , . .. 5 Shirley Fuller iff 'fi' Qwwf' l- J' Sandra Grbbs N , Patrrcra Grbson Ji, 1 ft 'W .. , Ag I I 1 , X A ' 1 s--1 1 fl . - -- . Q If . . ev . . A fp gg ,1 l an D une' we lraxe Intl Glenda Gordon if 'S' r ' 2' 5' .P D l L K 'A - . W . H r L iz our Q0 homor Glenda Gouclrer ,, p 5 Barbara Grrffrn X' Di Q L4 r K X A Brenda Grrffrtlr D, K ' H Linda Hampton BI'Gl'ICl2l Hargo wr' yr-M W ,Q Billy Harper SL L, A 5' A ' ,..r , E Pixqa 41 Dianne Harris ' Q' Maxine Harris 7 Regina Harley fr ' Rina Haynes 3: a Betfb' Herod it .Q if 39 W 42 W 2 4 x fg - ., :' K, yy Patricia Highland Gene lngle Johnny Ingram Linda Jones -fi- .Wi ag. i. . . .. 1 -. ., . s M A Q MM-sf 'mf www ,W th B2 , A ,ass 4 K ,I , ..,.. SSS-33 ' X1 ...,' 3' ,sg B Q A .,., i , 4 gf 3.i,l .e:,,,,.e.:. , Linda Kelley Billy Lawson Jimmy Mangrani Roy Malone 1 A. 5 an ml 'Y 'W 'T q im' S. mf S if Ng Q9-If 1 ,Q i 2 Rf Ji 5 E S .K 5 5 1 ,, NJ? A 'XJ J rf -me 3 sg - -5 - . ' '1:. ZX 'V .v 5 5 9k y sf' 3 , f3P5'13?:,2 wi: VFW .44-ev ..,.1. ,. ,. Vw 1 .F 1 if - -. l 1 ,A , F .. KW g if A S LQ ap i ,, , li i .3 is 9' 5 9 iv f V , ..,., V 3? ji? ' 'L Best These stuclious pupils are looking The lunch room for a better future - through books. hot meals that Y .vm fixnk -,- ll? 'B ly 1 X X V FS Q 2 ta. Jerry Moore Kenneth Morrow Kay Newcomb Martin Oldham Not Pictured: Sandy klcllanicl Mary Meeks Gary Manley Linda Xlainlq Linder Margo Charles McCain Shirley Malloy Barbara Mitcherson DllVVlC Moore Leroy Dirlam Linda Duvall r Yet to come FOfffSff'HfSfOf1 i iff wir' , 4 l . , . 'x is 5 iw . 5 2, 1 Patricia Holsune Q , gr W ,fr 'E ,fggv '5 Jnlian Lindley r,-' gi z 1 Linda Parks fs . ,1 1, l. ' Q.g Mary Whitlow ,ggi L 5,05 ,. . 5, 8 2 f S o l in .... ' - , J f - - reef- in-sp. ... 1' r f -Q -1,., X .,., ,r,,5.,,, MW add ,Huw w3'3i'r I we furnishes us The safety patrol is on duly - are enjoyed rain or shine. . . . New fun and faces ll --- S my PP fe P l P W: A1,,Z. K P we R if A 7 ' :'- V. R f' --,, s S ' P xl 3 ' ' 1'QA f . . r ' XY' ' E 5 E V r .,... - 6 or S riyl 1 , Q 4, --..-- it ' f 'R A ,. ,,1-': rr if K PJ : ' PQ lv We 'V V ..,., lll ? v . i ,. ff R gg fs Tw .il 'haf-:full if--Q 1-Q., '57 ',- Q . my P jim P . S ,-., R fr ' '1'- he ' he Sli' :lib R S .-V- y - V.,. A - ,-. -A':,, ,.., gg ia' is Am. r ff .Ima is i S S 1 aa 'iA' ' P S 1 ' H i if 5 P 15: f. be -55, P H 3 fi? Jimmy Presley Ronnie Rogers Gary Rollins Joey Russell Sammy Saylor Johnny Shelton P l is Russ Owen Gary Pendcrgrass Don Phillips Janctie Powell Dianne Presley Brenda Smith Frances Smith Ronny Strickland Buz Stuck Teddy Tally Many new faces are seen daily while exchanging class. 'fe' igmim-'U' Y A . Maybe Earl Whayne knows what hc is doing, burl don't know aboni Charles McCain, Eric East, Gale Adams, or Charles Canrrcll. i' ta VQQVIV Richard Turpcn ,jg -.,v X is if l ' W7 JW Brenda Vick ' 'Q E ' '37 Jerry Wallin if 3 Harold Weeks X ' M 2, Earl wliaync 'ii is s Reba Williams 1' 1 ' 'W ,,.' f W ii'ii' i A Madison Willis Q , -l , ,, Q V Danny Wood 'A ' ' li! M -f Carolyn Worthy ' X Kathy Wray Judy Young rf x -aff, V' ,,... i N 'Ha Page ... Cars Clubs and Convenhons xii fi 332 J 'V ai Jane Braddock finds Clnlns and organizarions hin and interesting From children to young citizens. Juniors have many responsibilities. Their time is devoted to financing the Junior-Senior Prom including selling candy and arranging for cake Walks and dances. Most of all they look forward to pro- ducing the Junior Play and ordering their senior rings. Sturdy oaks from little acorns grow. David Everett 4 m fw .A Page 46 , ra, 1 g 4 . , i 1 V , lgll K I, . i, :I k, , ..,. Q4 I ..,. lk i bk Zi .35 1 A .: . , r 5... K 154 P naiid t he to cgi ,..., , ,,t, W 'v ': 5 v t i 2Iif'f,,'Q ift1 X i 'fa M J E licng f VL 3,59 , t Zi.. M D 'L fr - f, of ,y 1 V ': lx ZVQ W 0 1 23 'iti ' sy it Qi .lg .5 ,.., 3 E AL? fwgg w . vi i e it s s raise? t ri V i' ' - W s .,, ,, i 1' if .. Ve f- N., ' Z 412255 .i M c Junior Class Officers: Marilee Byers, Presidenrg Picture day ls coniusion dai Robert Thatcher, Vice-Presidentg Skippy Craig, Secretaryg 'lodd Allen, Treasurerg Ronny Becker, Reporterg Jerry Ashlock, Parliamentariang Anna Belle Fleming and Tim Norton, Student Coun- cil Representatives, discuss their financial prob- lems for the prom. with guidance, work, and play. J if K X A 'nam ttf ' as . fzgg? x vv:', ' r,..s 'Rx ' Hx A reb. .ig J gif' vw ZIG li. . ' 5 -rr rr fer ' s l B J, ' yi 5 X '--: 5 A B f iff J A? Todd Allen Carol Anglin Janice Anglin Jerry Ashlock Larry Baker Ronny Becker James Billingsley Christine Boblack Irene Boblack Johnny Boland Alice Branch James Brewer Billy Joe Bruniley Dianna Brunner Danny Buck Doyle Buck Marilee Byers Pamela Coats Florence Collier Lawerence Collier Janice Collins Janis, Judy, and Patricia enjoyed the wonderful snow we had. Robert Thatcher is one of the Indians who scored many points for us. Skippy Craig Chuck Crawford , . Juniors feel S1OaHDa11eY important . . . These students have made use of the Study Hall - By studying! E ! Joan Cooper Judy Corpier .l 53 Lynda Douglas : '.iQ :a,,,. I ' E ' Eugene Duvall HVPQ b . Becky Evett if . ,.,,,' . .'..' y M 6 'L 5 Susan Featherston W 7, 'fa ' we ' ' it A L ruy a a 'fa at taitCit aad a 3 3 aar 1 yyu rf f , i Frances Ford ':':: , Geraldine Foshee 5? ',',,' 'P Q A .A jp-4 Linda Gauiom iw. J ,f W V aa. b -ll :V4 V 1 Film Gray ti 4 V':' al., 1 ri' :'d ' ' dl , ,.,., ry, 2 'U ' A M V A N ,if rr sw wr ,f 5? S f I ea, W if-f ak a Mr. Dyer directs Susan and Tony with their parts. Suzie Greenlee ' - ' F aye Harris um i .. n-Z, fel 'f if W A V ..... gk A f -ig? . -Q:-:,--M ...:. i ff 2' 'T' 1?-iff T Q ff ' 5' J f :Z .. if . , . ' .,., .. ,ww 5' T. W in N fn ., - K wt , ta r 2' X .nk f T, ' T., Q' at -v .... M, , to it T A Lb! , , 5 M T -RD.: My Penny Our Juniors worked very hard to produce the play Don't Take Km Don Henderson Sandra Higgins Tony Huddleston These students enjoy the good old times before play practice as they work together Gerald Jarvis ?f: 'g Thomas Kemp dy Barbara Key N Y Halina Kieltuski 54' -kiw gi J , W S 2' Page 49 Korky King Janice Lancaster Ronny Lillard Wayne Looney Carroll Maddox Our care free Juniors look foward Brenda McAlpin W Charlotte McDonald ' '55 as 1 ,, ,M A 4 Xi A, as Q X 4' 3? M J A James Mcliinnes 1 ' lg E In Linette Morrisett A Q, r -gi Q' Dennis Nash :,V . ..... .,,.,., 1 5 A Jimmy Neiswander 5 Tim Norton William Parrish if is l f s I Y 'N , iv of fr Lonnie Sharp Jerrell Simmons Not Pictured: Janice Fleming Carolyn Fraley James Gallion Larry McKenzie Larry Rollins Larry Sourhard Dianne Taylor Florence Wages Don Wylie y These students enjoy French Coats, Brenda Griffin, James Looney. ' 1 I 1 E :- Q: L s t Q Jimmy Phillips Terry Plumley J Patsy Rogers H, V ,:,, 5 i f .V Dean Ryan V r,::.,,. r..., I - -- Brenda Saddler 'fir -1 Linda Saddler T r'f I5 rt.. J W I I fm, ,,,,: Q 6. X .J -t -Q., , 7 A1 N I A4 A 1: W ff- L :ii ,ii 3 J lg 1 a ' hi Thespian Troop ll is a happy group, as they clown at a picnic. st J X to the thrill of being Tops n-mm..,v,,q 525: My X, Walter Sloan DVVAI Barbara Smith ' :EQ -----' -- -'-is A Ei ,,.:,... 4 is ,,,Vr Douglas Sm ith f ,' I Judy Smith S Y Judy Spears Jw W 1:A f55r5 7 ' 4 . 4 gi 1 as .Ein ia, '52 JJ' , Charles Stout . , ' -- Don Terrell WM 52 A Robert Thatcher .1 'W if - 33, ' L55 A M' ia., ' x .. ..... . ' '22 F . , A ff' if ,rf J Patricia Thielemier lrlr Linda Y :rrr tlr- J Dorothy Turnbough A gent W WL.. .:, Z . .,,..,. . . I ? A? very much - Suzie Walker, Pamela Brewer, Sandy McDaniel, Wayne Bobby Voyles A Jana Walker E Gwenda Waller is X lr All the kids are happy to support our great basketball team. mxwr V Bi, l Poqe 51 QI .1 i' I ' J kk up A if -1' 4 41 A ' ., N may Q Lewis Wood Jesse Wood f Happiness comes with victory and sadness with defeat to both the players and spectators. Happy and sad moments in the daily life of . . . A group of students chat between classes. f uw:wtmwmvmm 1 ,naman-mmm--use -t . X was K-muslims Left - The faces of Janis, Bill and Stephen express the joy the snow gave everyone. Right - ,Toby and Barb are sad to leave MTHS, but we are pleased with their accomplishments. Below - Sadness came to these boys as they were honored in their last pep rally. Left - This happy group is a familiar sight. We, the Senior Class of Marked Tree High School, can look back on a most successful year. Graduation is a happy time for us as well as a sad one. The ending of our high school days is the beginning of a challenging and exciting new world. We would like to express our sincere appre- ciation to our sponsor, Mr. Charles E. Stark, who has de- voted his time 'and energy in making 1964 the best year ev- er. We are proud of him and our school. 0 THURMAN DWAYNE MCCAY Seniors pmt... Footballg Basketballg Capt.g Trackg Baseballg M -Clubg Class Vice-Pres. Thespiansg Drama Festival: Best Playg H. M. Best Actor: National Honor So- ciety: Student Councilg Kampus Kapersg French Clubg Boys' Stateg Jr. Class Playg Mixed Chorusg Glee Clubg Full- bright Science Award. GEORGE ALLEN NEWCOMB Vice President F,F,A,g Football, Managerg Class Officerg Student Councilg F,F,A, Safety Awardg Public Speakingg Parlia- MR. CHARLES E. S-1-ARK mentary Teamg Student Council Parlia- Sponsor mentarian. Like leaves on trees the race of man is found Now green in youth, now withering on the ground: Another race the flowing spring suppliesg They fall successive, and successive rise. Alexander Pope -1-. DONNA SUE WORLEY My K Secretary Student Councilg Historiang Girls' State Alternateg Kampus Kapers: Talent Scoutg Writerg Pep Squad: Hall Monitorg French Clubg E. H. A .5 Thes- piansg V ice -Presidentg Reporterg F. T. A. Historiang Reporter: E QL Maideng Annual Staffg Commencement Usher- etteg Drama Festivalg Jr. Class Playg Paper Staffg National Honor Society. 'J if Cheerleaderg Homecoming Royaltyg ta..-was BRENDA ELEANOR BOLIN Co-Treasurer F. H.A.: Vice President: Annual Staff: Library Club: President: Student Coun- cil: Secretary: Jr. Class Play: Kampus Kapers: Mixed Chorus: Class Officer: Treasurer. CURTIS DANE I-IATLEY CO-Treasurer Football: Track: M -Club: F.F. A.: Thespians: Vice President: Boys' State Alternate. DONNA MARIE SIMPSON Reporter F. H. A.: F. T. A. President: Library Club : Student Council: Girls' State: Paper Staff: DAR Good Citizen: Co- Writer Between the Teens: Kampus Ka- pers Writer: French Club: National Ho- nor Society: Class Officer JOHN WEIR CROWELL S. C. Rep. Football: Capt. All-District: Track: All-State: M-Club: Thespians: President Baseball: National Honor Society: Stu- dent Council: Kampus Kapers: Boys' State: French Club: Drama Festival: Class President. WILLARD HARLEY CROWSON S. C. Rep. Football: Capt. All-District: Track: Basketball: M -Club: Student Council: Band: Kampus Kapers: Thespians: Drama Festival: Boys' State Alternate. MARY HELEN AUSTIN F,H,A, Pres.: Rep.: State Leadership Conference: Federation Vice Pres.: Student Council: National Honor So- ciety: Thespians: Hall Monitor: -P231- Wow Maiden: Girls' State Alternate: mpus Kapers: Miss Fluffy Rice Con- test: Co-Writer Between the Teens: Library Club: F. T. A. Vice Pres.: Choir. DONNA IEANNE BERRY National Honor Society: Sec.: Thes- pians: Drama Festival: F,T,A,: Band: French Club: Annual Staff: Paper Staff: Typing Award: Office Monitor: Tr, Class Play. ' BETTY KATHRYN BOLAND Thespians: F. H. A.: French Club: Homecoming Royalty: Mixed Chorus: Drama Festival: Hall Monitor: Kampus Kapers: Pep Squad: Jr. Class Play. JULIA JANE BRADDOCK Annual Editor: Assistant Editor: Major- ette: Feature Twirler: Band: F. T. A.: F.F.A. Sweetheart: Mixed Chorus: Thespians: Best Drama: Student Coun- cil: Marked Tree Girls' Ensemble: Girls' State Alternate: Kampus Ka- pers: Writer, Producer: Basketball- M-Club: M. T. Singer: Drama Festi - val: Jr. Class Play: Hall Monitor. JAMES ROBERT BRUNNER, JR, Football: Track: National Honor So- ciety: Thespians: M-Club: Boys' State Alternate: Student Council: Treasurer- Kampus Kapers: Drama Festival: Best Play. n GEORGE WINIFRED BYERS Football: Track: Basketball: M-Club: Thespians: Band: Mixed Chorus: Jr. Class Play: Drama Festival: Boys' State Alter- IIQIC. .JESSE EARL CARTER F. F. A. 3 Basketball Growing Citizens PATRICIA LEE CHANDLER Transfer from Memphis National Honor Society: Thespians: Dra- ma Festival: Homecoming Royalty: Girls' State: Kampus Kapers: French Club: Cheerleader: Jr. Class Play: F. H. A. JOHN MACK CLARK KATHERINE ANN CLINE National Honor Society: French Club: Marked Tree Singers: Class Reporter: F. H. A. WILLIAM RONALD COA TS E. E.A. Portraits by DUC KS -v b'fw- Mama sam, AEK - ALMA FRANCES COLLETT Library Clubg F,H,A, MARY FRANCES COTTRELL We will never forget LLOYD ALLAN ELDRIDGE SANDRA ANN PORRESTER F,H,A,g F,T,A,g Choirg Class Playg Thespiansg Secretaryg Kampus Kapersg Drama Festivalg French Club: Paper Staffg Homecoming Royalty. BRENDA FAYE FOWLER Transfer from Harrisburg. F. H. A. Page 56 Jim and Rob work together N for their class. MA RY LOUISE FORD l D-XRRELL CLIN'I ON FRA LIIY 31 CAROLYN JEAN GOUCHER . . . our Prom BILLY RAY GREGORY F,F, A, Chapter Officer K i .2 QA? I' eil, 3 -f QE , :MIX , ff 4 'YM ' Aff 3 X A xr s , X . L IN Mil 2-X g Hg, Nu 5 a wr Q gif I ' LINDA PHYLLIS HARRIS F,H,A, Parliamemariang Library Club: Secretaryg Treasurerg Pep Club. GARY TALMADGE HARRISON Foorballg Co-Captaing Trackg M-Clubg Boys' State: Class Treasurer. BOB F, H Portraits by DUC KS BIE EUNIS HAYSE A. 3. , E Q 21 Q .a i s 3 X ir i : V -R K K Z 4. CAROLYN JOAN HENDRIX Thespiansg French Clubg Marked Treeg Singersg F. H.A.p Mixed Chorus: F. T. if.. LINDA GA IL HICKS F,H,A, PAUL THOMAS HODGE Footballg Trackg M-Club: F.F.A. Chapter Officer. JOHNNY JACKSON Seniors find fruitful gain fe, BARBARA ANN JONES Thespiansg Drama Festivalg Best Act- ressg National Honor Societyg Marked Tree Singersg Ensemble: Chorusg French Clubg Ir. Class Playg Kampus Kapersg F.F.A. Sweetheartg F. l-I.A.p F. T.A. STEPHEN EDWARD KATZ Footballg Track Managerg Thespiansg Drama Festivalg Jr. Class Playg French Clubg Band. WILLIAM ARTHUR KEADLE Swing Bandg Boys' Stateg Mixed Chorusg Thespiansg N. H. S. Pres.: Kampus Ka- persg Drama Festivalg Student Councilg Fire Marshalg Safety Patrol: Fulbright Science Awardg Jr. Class Playg Class President. with various challenges LARRY DEAN LLIGRAND Transfer from Lansing, Michigan. Basketballg M-Club, SAMMY WAYNE LAWSON F.F. A. 5 Secretary: Pres.: Parliamen- tary Procedure Contestg Judging Teamg Kampus Kapers: Boys' State Alternate Farm lxlechanics Award. National Honor Societyg Bandg Presidentg :Eiv- ,V ' '. I in --f- 3 .,.,,.. .1 ..Z' A 1 ...' f ' ,5 'Kansai QW Wm www. K Q Wk F , fam H ijg JOHN MICHAEL LAYMAN 'L Transfer from Montana M. 'A r .rw F,F,A, 5, N Q. . ., 'I t as ., - ' V1-2: iQ?:.?fgi- fqff., ' M1X2d Chorus? F- T- A-: I Llbfafy Club- -,.' i Iv -, LINDA IEAN MCDONALD F, I-LA, , Basketball, WILLIAM EARL MCGLOTHLIN Football: Trackg Basketballg Reporterg Secretary: F,F,A, Graduation is no longer PEGGY LOU MEEKS Basketball: F. H. A. SANDRA KAY MOORE Thespiansg French Clubg Basketballg Drama Festivalg Class Treas.5 Kampus Kapers,Chorus, Sec. , F. H. A. , F. T. A Treas.: M -Club. Wll.l.l.-XM ANTHONY OLDHAM, JR. National Honor Socieryg Vice -President: Jr. Class Presidenrg Boys' Stareg Thespiansg Drama Fesrivalg Ir. Class Playg Annual M .. ffm? - 0-.C M, A-1- ff Staff. JAMES EWING PAYNE Drama Fesrivalg French Clubg Paper Staffg Class Playg Thespian Reporter. MICHAEL DAVIS PAYNE Footballg Thespiansg Kampus Kapersg Club. SARA LOU PAYNE Student Council: French Club: Reporterg F. H. A.g Paper Staffg Kampus Kapersg Dlrector, Betty Crocker I-lomemaking Award. a dream for Seniors Drama Festivalg Swing Bandg Bandg M- Bandg Swing Bandg Majorette: Thespiansg I all' SANDRA KAY PERKINS ,Va,A- r.A., a 3 Til rr,. , Mixed Chorusg Glee Club: Pep Squad: A'.,V, E' Zu' :,A 3 F. H. A. : F. T. A. 1 ' : ELIZABETH ANN PERRY Thespiansg Presidentg Rep.g French Clubg Vice Presidentg Basketball: M. T. Singersg Drama Festivalg Choirg Ixl -Clubg F. T. A. 5 1 F.H.1'X.Z A i f 'N MARTHA FRANCES PRESTIDGE Thespiansg Marked Tree Singers: M. T. H. S. Chorus: Marked Tree Girls Ensembleg Baskerballg Kampus Kapers. LINDA EARLENE PRICE F, H, A, Seniors ANNE ELIZABETH SHAVER Band: Vice Presidentg Thespiansg French Club: National Honor Societyg Reporterg Scout Editorg Kampus Kapers. BRENDA LOU SMITH Transfer from Harrisburg. Glee Clubg F. H.A. JANIS ARLENE SPURLOCK Thespiansg Presidentg National Honor So- cietyp Basketballg Annual Staffg Kampus Kapersg Writerg Drama Festivalg M-Clubg Jr. Class Playg French Club: Typing Awardg Paper Staffg F. T. A. Reporterg F. H. A. CHARLES LOUIS TACKER F.F.A. Vice Presidentg Reporterg Parl- iamentary Procedure Contestg Judging Teamg F.F.A. Awardg Paper Staffg Kampus Kapers. CAROLYN LUCILLE TAYLOR Transfer from Trumann. Class Treasurerg Mixed Chorusg F. H. A. NANCY MARIE THOMPSON F, T,A, Secretaryg Thespiansg Glee Club: Class Vice Presidentg F. H.A.: Hall Monitorg Pep Squadg Drama Festi- valg Paper Staffg Kampus Kapers. branch DOYLE WAYNE TURNBOUGH JERRY LEWIS WAGES F,F,A. into many fields IUDIANNE WALKER Bandp Kampus Kapers Writerg Class Playg Cheerleaclerg Capt.: National Honor Societyg Football Queeng French Clubg Thespians: Basketballg Drama Festivalg Girls' Stateg Pep Squadg F. H. A. Historian. BILLY WAYNE WARD F.F. A. Chapter Officer RICHARD WAYNE WIKE Footballg Co-Capt.g Basketball: Student Councilg Treasurerg Vice Presidentg Pres M identg National Honor Societyg F. H. A. A-W Dreamboatg French Clubg Boys' Stateg F,F,A,gE21-V-,El Warrior. :fi ,. WILLIAM DALE WILSON F,F,A,g Chapter Officer. EDNA ELLEN YANCEY Thespiansg National Honor Society: Student Council Rep.g Choir: Drama Festivalg F. T. A. ROSE ALENE YORK Portraits by DUC KS Growing with each V -i LL,Q K ' w V , W. , , Mm. umzv5wn1. vzsqzxxmw ' il Wll TREES THAT HAVE STRONG HRANCHES PRODUCE THE HEALTHIEST FRUIT . . . In a school such as Marked Tree High School, everyone is out- standing in his own way. Here anyone can be a leader, if he is willing to serve. Serving as criteria for many of the student body, these popular figures have a great responsibility. Who hasn't dreamed of being editor of the paper or annual? What boy hasn't dreamed of being a football or basketball hero or president of the student body or band? All the people in this section play an important part in the Growth of Marked Tree . Good leaders are made by good workers, but leaders are a nec- essity. The co-operation of these two elements have made the school year the great success it is. As examples of leadership, service, poise, charm, personality, and dependability, these individuals add a note of glamour and excitement to the year. By attaining such heights, they have become the Growth of Marked Tree personified. Highlight ' 5 - . ,Wea N 11 asm v--f'W- . - i,w.w wrt ,W . A M, Producing a yearbook is not an easy task. It takes an enormous amount of time, effort, concentration, and determination. In spite of the countless details and seemingly endless pages, the thrill of creat ing a publication so important to school life is challenging and rewarding. Typewriters clicked, layouts were drawn, and pictures were identified and la- beled, as work went far into the nights. Countless cokes were consumed for nour- ishment and a great many headaches were acquired. Besides learning to work with layouts, copy and pictures, and getting practical yearbook experience, students learned to work Well with others, and to accept respon- sibility. Lasting friendship and lots of good times working together are also counted as a reward. No one on the staff would trade these for anything. Editor Jane Braddock and Advisor Mrs. David Faucett look over the pictures taken by our staff photographer . Pow-Wow I Staff gains valuable' I Business Manager Susan Featherston, Assistant Editor Tim Norton, and Treasurer Barbara Kev check the money received from our business friends. i X 4 in experience and friends Sports Editors Tony Huddleston and Tim Norton check the lay- out to be sure they have a lot of variety. A N Z., Sf , E Q 4 Fr? Rh 3 S Y is 'i Em W Class Editorsg Jana Walker, Linda Turner, Patricia Thielemier, Sue Worley, Judy Young, Janet Thorn- pson, Tommy Ashby, and Roxanne Owen work on the lay-out for their class. Ali 'ihe lay outs were drawn up and typ W ,Q ed by the Highlights Fditors Judy ,,,. . H .,,, . . Young Bill Oldham Janis Spurlock Patricia Thielemier and Jane Brad A 2 Cl OCR- -fs . 4-1 :Si ' ssl L Q R- .:-::,..s:I ..,.fi J A M., The best photographs an annual could ask for came from these photographers, Janis Spurlock, Tim Norton, Judy Young, and Ronnie Rogers. ummmmsww - 0 ws... ,ly 1 1 1, mv- x i 2 As governing body of the school, the Student Council gives students a voice in the activities of the school. The Council sponsors many activities such as daily devotional, weekly bulletins Kampus Kapers, school paper, Teacher's Appreciation Day, and all assemblies. The most recent mark the Student Council has sponsored is the sign on the campus of MTHS. Student Council Teaching democracy it Much responsibility lies on the shoulders of the Student Council president, Richard Wike. l-le is advised by a hard working sponsor, Mr. Mullins. Vice President, Marilee Byers discusses coming projects with George Newcomb, Karen Tea- gue, Brenda Bolin, Kathy Bragg, Willard Crowson, Kathy Parker, Dale Shinabery, Billy Lawson, and Jerry Wallin. xg it .Q R Ar. Susan Featherston gives our daily inspiration, Just one ofthe projects ofthe Student Council. Teacher s Appreciation Day is an example of The living memorials to Pop Hodge and Mr. Pierce are their work Here Judi and Rob hand a gift to Good shape by Richard Wrke Marilee Byers, Edna Yancey Mrs Meeks the 1963 Teacher of the Year Helen Austin and Donna Simpson. Editor Anne Shaver and Advisor Sam Mullins talk over the editoral for the next issue. Jim Payne, Sandra Forrester and Ronny Becker make up the various drawings for the paper. GL... 'W Scout First year for paper is very successful A capable staff of ll efficient students worked together to cover the campus activities which were published once a month. The SCOUT contained stories to interest, inform, challenge and entertain the student body. The advisor is Samuel Mullins. A lot of typing must be done for the paper and Janis Spurlock, Donna Berry and Patricia Thielemier get it done. The SCOUT sells many copies and these students get the job - Tony Huddleston, Sue Worley, Sara Payne, and Donna Simpson. Student Council Project Kampus Kapers-A project to show MTHS Talent rZ.LI2Za lst - Mr. Mullins, Judi Walker, Susan Featherston, Sara Payne Director. 2nd - Anna Belle Fleming, Sandra Higgins, Barbara Key, Brenda Bolin, Diane Presley, Sue Worley, Janet Thompson. 3rd - Sandra Moore, Gwenda Waller, Christene Boblack, Mary Helen Austin. 4th - Todd Allen, Dane Harley, Irene Boblack, George Newcomb, Anne Shaver. 5th - Jerry Wallin, Bill Oldham, Larry McSpadden, Bill Keadle Garden Club lst - Faye Powell, Brenda Vick, Pamela Aaron, Reba Williams, Brenda Hargo. 2nd - Mary Browder, Kathy Wray, Linda Kelley, Maxine Harris. 3rd - Linda Duvall, Kay Davenport, Miss Moore, Veva Collier, n1r wvm,r 5 igumunmnzmunuwm- First Row: S. Walker, S. Higgins, I. Braddock, D. Brunner, P. Thielemier, L. Douglas, V. Dunn, Second Row: K. Billings ley, D. Hale, L, McSpadden, R. Owen, A. Shaver, B. Keadle, J. Payne, D. Simpson, S. Craig, E. Goad. Third Row: L. Simpson, K. Newcomb, D. Shaver, D. Berry, P. Bingham, P, Fair, M. Byers, T. Ashby, E. Tucker, S, Craig, J. Young, T. Lawson, M. Smith, T. Walker. Fourth Row: H. Swan, K. King, R. Lillard, T. Huddleston, D. Walker, M. Watson, l Director, Neil Peevey. Indian Band Adding color to Football Games and A 1. , H Q Student Life Through many weeks of hard work and constant practice, the Indian Band came forth with better shows. The band parti- cipated in the Blythville Christmas parade, and in both District and State Fes- tivals. The Spring Concert is the highlight of the year. for the band. The Indian Band is indeed the pride of MTHS. ?, .l, iw ' Majorettes my if Lead the Band vin Dum ' L 5 Qu if ik? Lynda Douglas at f ' R - ' :X ,fem ' 4. ffaffaetwx 'C ' Susie Walker 3 if .1 Ye Dianna Brunner - Drum Majorette i Feature Twirler D A D Patricia Thieleniier Sandra Higgins ,.., 5 Us 1 'r-- iiggi f .N . Ki ss ,' 'f 'i . , fr 1 The flash of the band is shown off by these majorettes. They per- t formed numbers in modern jazz lqvq E i'i 52117 Qui is-43:56 A 42 SSS? J K af gm if-,.....a and twirling. Day and night pract- i ice for band and rnajorette was carried on to produce the shows presented at the football games. Five of these girls Won, for MTHS the highest honor at the annual twirling clinic at A-State. ww w Nxt Jane Braddock - Head Majoretre Feature Twirler. 1wu.N,,, .v--nr-nmnw mnnuiuuuu um: 1 fs , as! First: J. Thompson, L Perry, L Turner, J. Braddock, C. Hendrix, M. Presridge, C. Anglin, S. Pinkston, K. Cline, B. Jones, S. Walker. Second: I. Boland, G. Ingle, B. Keadle, lvl. Watson, 'l'. Ashby J. Phillips, E. Tucker, pianist, Miss Frances. Mr. Peevey leads the Singers and Choir H wg as in a successful year Mr. Peevey - Director Third: G. Foshee, V. Dunn, J. Smith, T, Lawson, P. Bingham, E. Tucker, J. Billingsley, T. Ashby, G. Ingle, F. Harris, P. Coats, S. Davis. Second: N. Chambers, S. Pinkston, G. Goucher, S. Forrester, C. Anglin, D. Moore, M. Harris, D. Turnbough, S. McDaniel. First: L. Markham, J. Bolin, F. Gibson P. Hosman, J, Collins, L. Sparks, L. Gillis, F. Collier, W. Pedigo, V, Collier, L. Morrisett, and B. Baker-pianist. iw 'QfiYffw..Qfl1Qsi:fX:1w:nVLiiwlai5-zszsimfszeveowahfLivio ' f wil W' wi mush A .31-Bsmwlrrzwwlgikfm Q 4 I zslsv Mr. Dyer helps these Thespians in their quest for knowledge of the dramatic art. The members are Mary Helen Austin, Edna Yancey, Jane Braddock, Donna Simpson, Jim Payne, George Byers, Berry Boland, Dwayne McCay, Pat Chandler, Sue Worley. ' Thespian I Four years have been educational for Seniors A Thespian is an actor with dedication to his work. Four years have taught these Senior Thegpians important facts about acting. This knowledge has been acquired through experience as well as through gui- dance. Ending the association of this group, in their last year, these seniors are aware of the privilege it has been to be a part of this great organization. Above: First row -Sandra Forrester, Carolyn Hendrix, Mrs. Key, Janis Spurlock, Barbara Jones, Sandra Moore, Libby Perry, Martha Prestidge. Second Row: Mike Payne, Stephen Katz, Bill Oldham, Bill Keadle Left, First Row: Judi Walker, Sara Payne, Anne Sha- ver, Nancy Thompson, Mrs. Fleming. Second Row: Richard Wike, John Crowell, Dane lflatley. First Row: Pay Daily, Sponsor, Barbara Key, Robert Thatcher, Dianna Brunner Mary Lou Lovell, Sponsor. Second Row: Ronny Becker, Ronnie Lillard, Tony Huddleston, Jana Walker, Tim Norton, Skippy Craig, Don Wylie. Third Row: Patricia Thielemier, Anna Belle Fleming, Suzi Greenlee, Lynda Douglas, Susan Featherston. Fourth Row: Faye Harris, Judy Smith, Geraldine Foshee, Carol Anglin, Linda Turner, Linette Morrisett, Sandra Higgins, Marilee Byers, Fifth Row: Jerry Ashlock, Todd Allen, Lewis Wood, Don Terrell, Korky King, Johnny Boland. Thespian Troupe II Many of these students dis played their talents in the Junior Class Play. These students have talent and are eager to show it. Mak- ing a good performance is important to any Thespian A player must put himself into his part and give it the best he has to offer. Any part can be the best, when given the best effort. Thespians make Jr. play a success. df ,,., V +. . - - 4. , . ,a 'figs 'A rrf 2 f':: ,f i sg K! f After having a year's experience, these students are ready for any task their sponsor puts to them. Their meetings are carried on with great ease with credit due to the members who assumed responsibility. The members of Thespian Troupe III have proven thems-elves to be real Thespians. Mrs. Prince discusses Thespian programs with Viki Dunn, Linda Ashlock and Judy Young, Thespian III Meetings are fun as well as informative Front Row - Vilii Dunn, Linda Hampton, Linda Ashlock, Regina Hatley, Nola Chambers, Jerry Wallin, Janet Ford, and Teddy Talley. Second Row-Linda Jones, Danny Woods, Dianne Presley, Sandy McDaniel, Kathy Bragg, Kathy Wray, Kay Newcomb. Third Row - Mrs. Prince, Sponsor, Buz Stuck, and Ronnie Rogers. .. , .,., , M' a . , MR .W-. .. .. ag The Thespian Organization's pur- pose is to give opportunities to those who are interested. This year Thespian Troop IV has met once a month at different homes to learn the art of acting. Melica Womack, Linda Sparks and Linda Mark- ham enjoy their Thespian activities. Thespian IV First year is exciting First Row - Dale Shinabery, Linda Sparks, Linda Rollins, Melica Womack. Second Row - Linda Markham, Robin Ritter, Mrs, Faucett-Sponsor, Alice Faye Williams. Third Row - Ginny Morrisett Peggy Hosman, Mike Watson, Barbara Higgins. Fourth Row - Sharon Lassiter, Roy Douglas, Sara Davis, Joan Buck. Fifth Row - Susan Thatcher, Judy Canada, Ronny Smith, Sheila Pinksron. Sixth Row - Tommy Ashby, Janet Thompson, Kathy Benham, Everett Tucker. 6.1233 1- Maris ,E: WM 4 . ,. ....,., , ..,.. i bm. .....,,.-.., iff! p f - W Ivlgf 5' 'W adkiiilii ti e y , - l'A' T 'rrr rr it at ar , a l tttr trr r rr r E .-.,. Y ,M V A- -'- z ,.,,. .. .,.,. . , U . ,V Q ........ H A A - ings M. ffl. . . ' , .' f- f . isigy-'PK , pfxgu xpfxsx -,L ,:. ill! mixxm Lx www ' ,. , ' ' .?xf':i1e'fffffliIf.iEffQq.'EZ1'i,.t.5r'I':ri. ' ', M... . . awww ' ' nf: .. 4 f -' 1,525252,-3.g:-1:g:5.f5::5:,--j..,,....'2: , I . .Z t A f - i, wi zigi.jg'-'31,-4,iii:gg,-5:g5:g2Es,g::::-ai.e'5 ' .. 1.4 .W :S':'1g1f:2--:S - ' 'WNW 127 .. . Wtwwrksrg ' 'i Hr! 4 ' . , ,fl fewmiue V14 W U ti 1 2 ,,,,.,,.,,.,.,Q, i 1 U 1 51 uf M Wil 2: W - U wg E kltlivi xx - x W.. These boys work with many kinds of materials and learn to use them and take care of them. The booth displayed by our local chapter. F.F.A. Becoming better farmers and citizens Future Farmers of America is open to high school boys who are interested in agriculture. Its program strives to make better citizens and farmers. The MTHS chapter has represented their school well in competition with other chapters. Their highlight of the year is the FFA Banquet. First Row-E. Marrow, L, Simpson, G. Newcomb, B. Gregory, B. Ward, D. Nash, D. Turnbough, S. Lawson, P. Hodge, C. Tacker, Mr. Mullins. Second Row-A, Dale, K. Williams, D. Smith, D. Ford, J. Fraley, G. Hatley, G. Ellington, G Adams, G. Pendergrass, W. Collier, J. Parrish. Third Row-F. Hartson, C Sutton, L. Childres, L. Simmons, B. Meek, J. Russel, W. Parrish, B. Hopper, L. Fowler, J. Presley, T. Baker, Fourth Row-J. Ingram, T. Barms. Fifth Row- L. McKenzie, G, Rollins, P. Mayo, F. Gray, I. Johnson, H. Bishop, B. Collins, R. Kieltuski, H. Ford, G. McKenzie, A Payne, T. Tyger, Sixth Row-G. Brewer, H. Young, B. Wood, B. Kirby, J. Greenhaw, T. Kemp, P. Jarvis, L. Collier, I Simmons, G. lngle, C Cantrell, M. Willis. Seventh Row-D. Griffin, A. Thrasher, F. Bell, E. Duvall, J. Gallion, B. Brumley, J, Billingsley, C. Crawford, R. Coats, I. Mangrum. Standing-J. Blain, J. Bullock, M. Layman, W. Mc- Glothlin, W. Wilson, J. Carter, R. Tacker, K. Morrow, W. Myers, H. Gilbert, W. Martin. lst Row-Miss Moore, Sponsor, G. Waller, M. Austin, B. Bolin, D. Presley, M. Byers, L. Douglas, Higgins, K. Wray, F. Harris, 2nd Row-D. Moore, S. McCoy, M. Womack, G. Bolin, V. Collier, A. Branch, N. McClelland, A. Williams, S Lassiter, ki. Freeman, J. Brown, J. Wayne, L. Talley, W. Pedigo. 3rd Row- L. Rollins, D. Tay- lor, L, Mahann, R. Branch, 1. Bolin, F. Gibson, R, Williams, B. Vick, F. Powell, P. Gibson, S. Pinkston, P. Hosman, G. lxiorrisett, B. Higgins,K Benham, J. Buck. 4th Row-J. Vick, B. Hargo, L. Gallion, D. Simpson, B. Griffith, D. Turnbough, A. York, L. Saddler, G. Goucher, F. Collier, R. Harley, L. Hampton, S, Fuller, L, Mayo, Sth Row-B Kelly, G. Armstrong, L. Free, M. Meeks, P. Coats, B. Sisco, D. Davis, B. Woods, B. Hayes, H. Kieltuski, B. Saddler, N. Chambers, L. Jones, K. Bragg, S. Gibbs, G. Singleton, M. Parker, K. Holbrook, L. Johnson. 6th Row-P. King, G. McDonald, G, Iluff, C. Wood, J. Smith, J. Collins, K. Davenport, L. Kelly, G. Foshee, L. Morrisett, S. McDaniel, K. Newcomb, J. Powell, B. Sutton, D. Ryan, M. Harris, ki. Browder, D. Simpson, P. Broadaway, S. Wilson. F.H.A. Encourages the act of good hom emaking. The F. H.A. has been very active this year. These girls have presented an assembly, gone to the fair. had a Christmas party, and attended various meetings. Each year the group selects a Dreamboat whose name is announced at un assembly. F. T. A. Studies the careers of a teacher These are some of the children we work with. ' The F. TA, initiation is a very impressive assembly. Row ll, L. to R.: S. Worley, P. Thielemier, M. Byers. Row 2, L. to R.: L. Douglas, S. Higgins, S. Featherston K Row 3. L. to R.: I Boblack, G. Waller, C. Boblack, Row 4. L. to R.: S. Greenlee, D. Berry, A. Fleming. Row 5. L. to R.: I. Walker, J. Spurlock, D. Brunner, Row 6. L. to R.: J. Ashlock, G. Foshee, L. Morrisette, M. Austin, E. Yancey, D. Simpson, F. Harris, N. Thompson, B. Key, Mrs. Fleming. Row 7. L. to R.: J. Boland, D. Ryan, S. Moore, S. Forrester, B. Jones, B. Saddler, L. Saddler, H. Kieltuslcie. Wylie G. Key S Chapter of Future Teachers of America Left to Right: B. Hargo, G. Bolin, I. Boblack, Mrs. Lillard, J. Brown, G. Waller, S. McCain, D. Ryan. Librarian 81 Bible Club Books toward a better future Seated L. to R.: P. Brcnn, M, Bell, XI. Gray, J. Bennett, A. Clianibers, L. Rollins, L. Hampton, S. Johnson J Carter, D. Simpson. Standing L. to R.: C Crawford, A. Simpson, F. Swan, D. Browning, D. Davis, M. Free, B. Swan, C. Chambers, N. Cliaiiibcrs. L. Keith, S. York, Mr. Penney, J. Montgomery, D. Crawford. Pfiqe 83 lsr Row: Montgomery, Walker, 2nd Row: Looney, Walker, Perciful. 3rd Row: Mr. Ramsey. HALL MONITORS AND SAFETY PATROL Service to our school lst Row: C. Carter, E. Rush, R. Douglas. 2nd Row: D. Kyle, T. Kemp, J. Gallon. Top Row- S-McCoy, T. Plumley, D. Presley, M. Austin, S. McCain, L. McDonald, Mr. Ramsey, P. Gibson J. Powell, P. Meeks, S. Perkins. Second Row-A. Shaver, G, Waller, L. Turner, S. Worley, C. Anglin, S Higgins, N. Thompson, C. Boblack, A. Fleming, N. Chambers. French Club Above, standing L, to R.: I. Collins, G. Waller, P. Coaw, J. McCay, F. Harris, E. Wayne, D. Shinabery, S. Davis, S. Walker, T. Norton, S. Lassiter, T. Huddleston, K. Holbrook, M. Womack, L. Poindexter. Row 1, L. to R.: Mrs. Key, I. Spurlock, C. Anglin, I. Walker, l. Boblack, S. Higgins, L. Douglas, D. Wood. Row 2, L. to R.: A. Shaver, J. Walk- er, G. Foshee, L. Morrisette, C. Boblack, A. Fleming, S. Forrester. Row 3, L. to R.: L. Rollins, R. Wike, S. Feather- ston, S. Greenlee, S. Worley, L. Turner. Row 4, L. to R.: J. Thompson, R. Smith, J. Payne. S. Payne, D. Berry. Row 5, L. to R.: L. Sparks, S. Thatcher, K. Benham, B. Smith. Row 6, L. to R.: L. Markham, R. Kent, J. Canada. Row 7, L. to R.: R. Ritter, N. McClelland. Below, Row 1, L. to R.: S. Katz, B. Key, L. Wood, T. Allen, J. Ashlock, R. Thatcher, P. Chandler. Row 2, L. to R.: S. McDaniel, L. Jones, K. Bragg, S. McCay, D. Simpson, K. Cline. Row 3, L. to R.: L. Rollins, W. Pedigo, P. Aaron, B. Grlffen, F. Collier, D. McCay. Row 4, L. to R.: M. Oldham, E. East, R,.S1Iickland, J. Wallin, D, Wylie, Row 5, L. to R.: S. Moore, J. Anglin, l. Perry, J. Boland. Row 6, L. to R.: C. Hendrix, B. Jones, P. Bingham. Row 7, L. to R T. Talley, T. Ashby. Row 8, L. to R.: K. King. Standing, L. to R.: Mrs. Key, M. Watson, R. Douglas, E. Tucker, B. Stuck, R. Owen, J. Crowell, J. Neiswander, J. Brewer, J. Woods, G. Jarvis. Page 85 Members of the National Honor Society must maintain a B average in their high school curricu- lum and a good citizenship record. This organization strives to create interest and enthusiasm for high mo- ral standards, to encourage good scholarship and citi zenship, and to enlighten leadership. A tapping ceremony is carried on in an assembly where the candidates take their oath of membership. The lost and found is a new project carried on by the N. H. S. An office in the hall has been set aside by this project. The office is opened every period by a member of the N. H. S. Louis Wood proves the value of the Lost and ' ' Fo d he h Mr . Pe a lon lo t National Honor Society ,DEQ as S OWS S my g S Lost and Found is latest project Front row from left to right - Christine Boblack, Irene Boblack, Donna Berry, Sara Payne, Judi Walker. 2nd row - Sue Worley, Tim Norton, Kathy Wray, Rob Brunner, Anna Belle Fleming, Janis Spurlock, Sandra Higgins, Richard Wike, Suzie Greenlee, Mrs. Frances Calvert, Sponsor. 3rd row- Barbara Key, Lewis Wood, Anne Shaver, Marilee Byers, Susan Featherston, Dwayne McCay, Pat Chandler. 4th row- Katherine Cline, Brenda Bolin, Gwenda Waller, Donna Simpson, Diane Presley, Mary Helen Austin, Edna Yancey, Kathy Bragg, Billy Lawson, Danny Wood, Dean Ryan, Barbara Jones. 5th row-Barbara Smith, Bill Oldham, Larry Baker, Buz Stuck, Bill Keadle, Skippy Craig, Todd Allen. 1 Row 1: R. Brunner, W Crowson, D. Buck, D. Harley, D. McCay. Row 2: Coach Rose, G. Byers, G. Newcomb, Coach Stephens, R Thatcher, Coach Sims, J. Crowell, R. Wike, Coach Christian. Row 3: R. Lillard, B.Stuck D.-Woods, J. Wallin, D. Folden, G. Harrison, C. Maddox, Row 4: M. Payne, L. Rollins, T. Talley, D. Phillips G. Brewer, J. Ashlock, R. Rogers, Row 5: L. McKenzie, W. McGlothlin, G. Adams, C. McCain, G. Harley, G Ellington, T. Allen, B. Lawson. M Club, All-District, All-State ' Our Warriors at M T H. S. have excelled in all sports' ,G Football, Basketball, and 'Track. They are noted for being, ' 5 fine athletes and especially for their good sportsmanship on and off the playing field. They have shown that they are fine H citizens and thus the mark of the ' Tree ' All-District: Gary Harrison, Willard Crowson, and John Crowell. All-State: John Crowell, end. 1 Indians cap 7-2 season . jg Row 1: T. Talley, J. Crowell, G. Harrison, D. Hatley, W. McGlothin, Row 2: D. McCay, J. Ashlock, G. Adams, B. Lawson, D. Buck, M. Payne, R. Wike, R. Rogers, G. Harley, J. Brown, L. Sharpe, D. Phillips, D. Wood, D. Folden, G. Ellington, R. Thatcher, B. Stuck, G, Rollins, R. Brunner, G. Newcomb, Mgr. In athletics, spirit is a familiar word. Team spirit , school spirit , and such are used so often that they, have become almost trite phrases. This was a year of ups and downs for the Indians. Defeat was heartbreak- ing - but accepted gracefully, victory was sweet and enjoyed fully. Both will long be remembered by participants and fans alike. Perhaps the greatest challenge came as the Indians renewed their rivalry with Osceola. A new hustle and vigor was displayed by the team. The feeling of building to- ward something great was prevalent. Both fans and team felt a necessity to give their best - to make Marked Tree the best. TOU CHDOWN! l I with win in Turkey Bowl .. js! iwkv 4 .. Mis. .1....TL..?... H: N,,W . .. tm ,-5: ,. --running 'HK llif . .ywzaqg Scores: M.T. -- 14, Parkin --- - M.T. -- 24, Wilson --- - M.'l'. -- 14, Pocahontas -- - M.T. -- 36, Harrisburg -- -- M.T. 14, Corning --- -- M. T. -- 7, Gosnell -- - M. T. -- 6, Piggorr -- - M. T.-- 27, Trumann -- -- M. T.-- 33, Osceola --- -- L Rollins G McKenzie C Mccam Above: M. T. takes advantage of hole in oppo W. Crowson. Row 3: G. Byers, B. McKenzie, Row 41 Coach Charles Sims, D. Fraley, mgr.g Coach Jim Christian. Co-Captains . ..... 4 . l 1 M hlsl 4 Veswfli zz. ' . . ' - kykk j ........... si , N' 1 .. -' ' ' M . f l ix 1, R0 ' x -,- A ,.-'-' ' ,-v,,v 'V ...,. . ,... I , K John Crowell 'Xb Richard Wike V WWX H A . .. f llQ',1f1 ' eM5 . Qi fi Qifgll i ww- ' .4,, , - .H f 'A I ' ..., . W V -vQ.-ii - Gary Harrison sf 'W' , Willard Crowson ents line. Below: Block 'em out, Indians! Marked Tree Cagers . . . After a sluggish first outting, the M. T. H. S. cagers fought to end their 63-64 season with a 13-10 record. Facing the Corning Bobcats in the second game of the season, the Indians came to life with a thrilling 58-57 triumph. Then the vic- tory spark turned to flames as the Indians sunk the Pirates of Gosnell, 46-23. M. T. bogged and lost two consective games to Tyronza, and Weiner, only to retal- iate and win four of the next five. The Indians bowed to Bay, Tryonza, and Weiner, but in the next game came back to win their first game off the reservation at the ex- pense of the Earle Bulldogs. M. T. , playing at home, took the sting out of the Harris- burg Hornets. one of M. T. 's noted rivals. Taking to the road again, the Indians lost two, while Inustering up only one win against once beaten Bono. Four more foes, Nettleton, Hughes, Bono, and Bay fell before the sharp shooting Indians before the Blackcats of Rector trimmed the Indians in a disappointing loss in the semi-finals of the District-3A tournament. However, even in defeat, the agressive Indian squad showed promise of better days. have First Row: R. Lillard Coach Jerry Rose, T. D. Mcfjay, J. Shelton Above: Marked Tree's games are exciting from first tip to the last. Scores: Below: Block that shot! --,--, 2Zi,i1iSr?S5g-1-! M, T, ----- 46, Gosnell - -- 23 M, T, '-- 42, Tyronza ----- 63 M, T. - 35, Weiner '- -' 76 M, T, '---- 59, Lepanto ----- 50 M. T. ' 71, Truinann 53 M, T, '- '- 66, Bono -- - 57 M,T, '---- - 50, Wynne 49 M, T, ----- - 61, Bay -------- 71 M, T, '---- 50, Tyronza - 74 M, T, ------- 42, Weiner ' 60 M, T, ------- 49, Harrisburg - -- 43 M, T, ------- 51, Earle ------- 44 M, T, ------- 29, C-osnell ------ 41 M, T, ------- 63, Bono ----- 56 M, T, ------- 30, Trumann --- 42 M, T, ------- 48, Bay -------- 57 M,T, ------- 57, Nettleton -- 46 M, T, ------- 42, Hughes ------ 36 TF M, T, ------- 51, Bono ------- 36 'W M,T. ------- 71, Bay --' r- 62 T M, T, ------- 34, Rector ----'- 59 M 'M District Tournaments gbgiiwv 9 Aw-Wm :Mwf,fs.g.w- as MM- -- . will - , r wg firing Judi Walker - Captain Pat Chandler MW is Q 1 W Q ft tai? ga le' ? i,igPffw,, SUS Worley I ji M 7 at-,AZ . . L- E 5 as , ,lr K iz K 'V 'Ri' Lmda Turner gg X ' ' 5 .,,,,,. ,llzn ,,,,, 3 5.11, 533 :Quite :WM A ,...,,., Q- k E5 d 55225 .wind TZ ': . . ,,a,, A 3' if QQ ft Q ,, '- A WV . xv N 4:1 V ,fmt - - g ' swf Tj ,f , ..,, W A tx ' fi- fb? is 5 t al? V W- 1 Pg ' ' I f f 13551225 ,sggfffeq 22' uf Q?f'?'eSb . :iffy dass :fab 5' J X do ff , 415 as c Q c deff , , liffazffiliflilfii' I i- s aaaa MQ Hg f '-.'f'f3,-fafitafffpi, zfisff' Indian spirit comes packed in eight cheerleaders. They can be seen at each game - football and basketball - yelling the team on to victory. Dur- ing the summer, these girls practice several times a Week, and also go to cheerleading clinic to learn new meth- ods of presenting cheers. In pep rallies, the girls led the student body in several cheers, and the band play- ed. Boosting Indian spirit in all mem- bers of the team and the student body is their objective. They lead in many activities such as snake dances and bon fires to promote enthusiasm for games We are proud of our cheerleaders. Cheerleaders Papooses close season . . . with win over Bullpups Row 1: D. Adams, C. Thatcher, R. Shinabery, D, Rogers, L. Higgins, J. Montgomery, D. Ford, B. Gillis. Row 2: R. Walker, G. Stidem, T. Pitts, M. Cummins, H, Bishop, L. Gillis, B. Walker, R. Pitts, lvl. Smith, G. Thielemier, J. Payne, R. Douglas. Row 3: M. Graham, D. Griffin, H. Swan, I. Flemings, B. Woods, A. Payne, I. Hamilton, G. Hat- ley, R. Cagle, J. McCay. M.T, -- -- MT. -- -- M.T.-- -- M.T.--- - M.T. ' '- Trumann -- -- Wilson-H -- ' Parkin ----- -- Paragould Harrisburg Earle ---- NK Above: Coach Stephens looks on, ready to send in the next player. Right: Here come the Co- Captains ready for action after the flip of the coin. 1 Jrs. down Tyronza twice in season. Row 1: S, Smith, M. Graham, B. Walker, M. Cummins, G. Carter, Row 2: R. Smith, Mgr. K Bray G. Thielemier, R. Leathers. I. Hamilton, B. Woods, J. McCay, C. Thatcher, Coach Charles Stephens l Scores: 19, Harrisburg 34, Corning 21, Gosnell 30, Tyronza 20, Weiner 31, Lepanto 27, Trumann 47 , Bono 20, Wynne 31, Bay 27 , Tyronza 20, Weiner 31, Harrisburg 19, Gosnell 33, Bono 19, Trumann 32, Bay 23, Rector That extra margin supplies our juniors with another ' District Tournament rebound. Page 94 'wil'-5111 Regina Kent Co- Captain Susie Walker Linda Rollins Captain Jr. Cheerleaders Robin Ritter They tell everyone our Juniors are great! What makes a good cheerleader? Energy - boundless energy, is the requirement of a cheerleader. This is the ingredient that makes the pep rallies and games come alive. Kay Billingsley Roxie Owens Barbara Higgins Page 95 Sara Davis Vivian Wray Kathy Parker L to R Richard Wike Lilburn Highfill Dwaync McC1y Cary Harri on Wilimrd Ciowson arc on their marks, and getting et f f f lkfvg W ' D' eg., fi fgsgvgxfi A M ri' 3, wi, gf T ,wa i Fwy A , ,, .ia Q: V, J I' f B dw, Y if 5 3? ' ' . 'E rr 5 -i ipaq r l I Coach Charles Sims Coach Jim Christian ,grab ,amnwwwy , r -f -L T' ' , - 1, .i.,, .iff 'i I za ' 5 - ' Coach Charles Stephens Junior Coach Top picture: R, Harrison, B. Gillis, D. Ford, G. Gill, T. Walker, G. Willoughby, IS. llosman, M. Dalney, J. McDonald, E. Griffin, J. McCain, D. Collier. Back Row: B. Woods, ll. Swan, G. Thielemier, M. Smith, J. Craig, M. Graham, E. lsbelle, R. Walker, J. Fleming,., B. Meeks, R. Pitts, D. Adams, J. Ellington. Bottom Picture: J. Riddle, R. Leathers, R. Walker, M. Watson, T. Pits, G. llatlcy, R. Cagle, S, Smith, R. Keiltuski, G. Stidem, C. lhatclier, L Higgins, N. Penney, R. Shinabery, D. Rogers, M. Cummins. . . Go hand .in hand The nucleus of the squads were composed of members of the teams from last year. - Through long. hard hours of practice. tense and try- ing competition and disappointments, the Junior and Senior track teams proved themselves Indians of which fans could be proud. R. Smith, J. Payne, L. McSpadden. Back Row: P. Mayo, J. Hamilton, A Payne. .1 Mary Helen Austin 1963-64 Maiden mmm . jrmwp V Richard Wike 1963-64 Warrior .,1,, V I 4 V P A .1 f 33 if X A xo yi wif if X ix wi fx ,mfgg LC? :fi QE Im QF :YE -EPI O O E H. I3 UG C C CD U3 Z 'mmm ig L .ww f fa l QZNLQ. , ESL ' i 3 M PM-,.,, rg Sfmw -my Sue Worley Senior Maid -rf'-5,54 Sandra Forrester Senior Maid f l , Qxfwa' J ' 'Q fm KGB? K ff! as h gin M , r, lg ,naw 4: ,mwpigggw Anna Belle Fleming Sandra Higgins Junior Maid Junior Maid J -- LJ y - K N: Lx wkwyw tx I -or g. 'K 1 -Y 'S vi N- 3 7 X , 5 wif ' 'ZF' w ,,,. A f W '1-'H 2- ' 'rf' x-,. Linda Asliloclc Kathy Wray Sophomore Maid Sophomore Maid E www f W, .,fA3mmMmnm4.1 1vr:fsww4mwQvv,ww L-Mmm W - gsm nw-wwwfmwwmwxfmwmwvaww,-.wmfvw fWwwA 11Lmmkwm.n,mwwm1mwwm1-gwwnzmw1m- A ,ffm uw,4 2 if ii 4 as 5 5 ,S 5 3 Q5 E E x 1 E 2 2 3 .M W mn.--rf -fzzmw-M -M-nm-guna mn-nn 1.- :u1n fK -Q if -f' -A mfbmxmmawmmm -ann J w.m,,. Regina Kent Carolyn Morrisett Ninth Grade Maid Ninth Grade Maid - ,- i t ld If I f ,wet 'ffl fy n h 5:Q-E1- ,5Q.:: f:gfgi-A-, ' f:-- - ffm W fm 1 ,,.:,., I X r,,.,.. f,.,,., 'W Susan Sims Barbara Higgins Kathy Parker Eighth Grade Maid Junior Homecoming Queen Eighth Grade Maid Lynn Sims Seventh Grade Maid Junior Royalty Page 104 ' 'Fhx Karen Teague Seventh Grade Maid Junior Warrior 81 Maiden REGINA KENT and JAMES HAMILTON 362 Awards Out 'm 5 AWA standing students are recognized lv a f, :fx '13 if i 1 A rms ,V ,f.9Q f X ,.., vs li .www W i. f A 42:1 f we X, 1 , r , - X fi ef 93 ' kit fu, A , A , T 2 A ' ff H A' l F ii.: i Axim A 34 ' sms . rams: i A ' I W .1 .eg 1, p f ,A ' fW'7.5'LT 22 f Sara Payne-Bert Donna Simpson - DAR Good Citizenship Award These students are recognized for their outstanding Work in the fields of homemaking, music, and scholarship. Sara, was selected by having the highest grades on the Homemak- ing Test. Donna was nominated by the Senior girls and selected by the faculty. Bill was chosen by the band director for the John Phillip Sousa Award, and he made all-state band through his participation in the regional clinic. VA X Bill Koa y Crocker l-lomeniaking Award if K 3' ., his 5 id, dle-All- State Award john Phillip Sousa Band Award, Arkansas Boys' State 81 Arkansas Girls' State Ab Y 1U I Y lf lf: Row ,lz Gary llarrison, Judi Walker, AHEC Shaver, Donna Simpson, Pat Cllandlcr. Row 25 Ricllard Wilac, John Crowell, Bill Oldllillll, Bill Kcadlc, Dwayuc McCay. ' 41 I3' :qw IU7 wiaxm-w muumuiwm ,ummm we-f 5 1 Z xii ,- ggi f 1 .,,'!,- K Mtg? i af' ff! X r if . an Qi Q 'K ' if 33:43 S 2 , This is the reputation that Ashby has acquired from our band trips' ' Then GRENDEL says, Gr-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r' Candid Campus These are the Weona winners! Page 108 What do you see, Harrison what do you see? .,2Qi,Mt,,M..,Q,,iggg M 4:52551 Of course I know Caro1's your girl friend I You just think you're going to go with Robert! Excusez-moi Z This is the fountain of youth our faculty has been searching for. W ' as A :fm Tim S getting rather hard up isn't hci 5.512 YY: , 'm 1 w knees . Fm Siamese, I have funny legs and bony A 5? fiM'W' 44,1 office I We'11 give you the money to go to the beauty shop! ' Korky Klng, please report to the pr1nc1pa1's F ,ge Sfiff An A ! Tony spends his afternoons exploring! Make your own caption. Eececk a looxe umonffoom '1'11cre's a 1iLt1C more to football than a muddy field! 1Ou heard me Pick it up ww f s1::w4n .. . , . , ww 233231 g 555 if A Growing with our 'llhikl Wk, X Here's to the oak, the brave old oak. Who stands in his pride alone! And still flourish. he. a hale green tree, When a hundred years are gone! Henery F. Chorley An active spirit of co-operation between the town and school provided a balanced economy for this year. Our school depends on the town to give contri- butions to the many projects which we undertake. Student support of local businesses gave sales to the merchants and played an important part in the town's economy. Local merchants in turn used advertisements to support the POW-WOW. They also sponsor replays of 'football and basketball games on the local radio station. Business Friend tj if, 4L...,...4du........, B a M Motors COMPLIMENTS OF Esso PRODUCTS Lynn Layman Insurance Phone 358-2496 - Marked Tree TYRONZA, ARK. Marked Tree Equipment Co. Your John Deere Dealer l'll buy it - I'll buy it, but first let me get my hand out. MOSKOP'S Bakery-Restaurant-Flower Shop PHONE 358-2285 85 858-2788 Moskop's provides us with a variety of things - flowers, food, pastry, etc. Et 81. william. Wfrsigfifwv, 'L A. C OMPLIMENTS OF St. Francis Valley Seed Co. CERTIFIED COTTON SEED 407 Ash Street Phone 358-2130 F 1 was me em ,revs ,Af jg,,.an V g ignfe wx-we xLWf'wWgq:Mv X '9riL?g4,Q: e we St. Francis Valley Lumber Co. 507 W. Second Street Marked Tree, Ark. Havcn't you got a door lock in a shape of a heartw' Phone 358-2361 W or to go with Alana 's loc 'Q St. Francis Valley Motor C Your Chevrolet gl Oldsmobile Dealer Marked Tree Phone 358-2161 5 1 Tk fl KT ig F91 sis, C O. rl my 1 ' k A 'lol ' . yr, A iam ,...,.--- 4'l . A ' W La VQVHMWMZ The Valley furnishes the school a Drivers' Education Cai lt also furnishes Dane and Willard with Drag Cars. ' gi FMA ----: 2 . tr ials if 'A Q3 M 4' 2 A 53 eallrwv , C N llel 'ii 4 V . , wg is O Y C .fi ., far a i i Kay Billingsley learned early where to get her spending, money. Badclour's Bargain Center SHOP WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE 36 Frisco Marked Tree Jim Billingsley-Mgr. COMPLIMENTS OF The Junior Music Club MARKED TREE, ARKANSAS ls this what goes on at a typical IMC meeting? in 4 -if m+s-yn-mmm-nm-nw, is vides biiilciiii boards for the Class room. if Gotham hiriiishes supplies for the art students and it pro Q5 ff rf f, xQi, coMPL1MENTs or Gotham Educational Equipment Company, Inc. MARKED TREE PHONE 358-2500 5 f P ggi ,f ft-Q.. me W .W , KPCA Radio Station 806 Liberty Marked Tree Phone 358-2921 Music - News - Sports Things really swing, when Bill broadcasts ai KPCA. if ,ai '11 . 5 New we know why Lewis if gaming big. . ,hc docs his owii shopping. Carter Grocery TYRONZA, All this for throwing one piece of paper on the floor. O d d s a n ' E n d s Hurry up with the rape! We can't hold this wall up for ever. C OMP LIME NTS OF John Woods National Life Insurance First door on your left The COEiniu1n atom diff in Aww AW' Agri? L Marked Tree Gin 84 Oil Company Marked Tree, Arkansas Silver Saver No. - -36 Owner - Leon Young Phone 358-2191 Ycah, l'sc at dog all right. The French party was a great success. This picture by J. Spurlock addcd to its beauty. llcrc arc a COllDlC ol' typical French Bcathllig French Fotos Scenes From Jr. 8. Sr. Prom Duc to camcru dlllxichlty, this is thc way all picthrcs ol' thc Pncye 119 194.34 Jr., Sr. prom thrhcd out. DolI's House ot Beauty Phone 358-2195 LATEST IN HAIR STYLING WE STRIVE TO PLEASE Marked Tree Cantrell Auto Sales Phone 593-2172 Payneway Tyronza Gin Co. TYRQNZA, ARK. QUA LITY - C APAC ITY GINNING Looks impressive, but . . . what does it do? Tyronza Lumber Company PHONE 487-2274 TYRONZA, ARK. Now! Whose thumb is next? COMPLIMENTS or Tyronza Oil Co. Phone 487-2288 YOUR AMERICAN OIL DEALER Hotel Rea Clean, Comfortable, and Restful A Home Away From Home Furnished Apartments - Weekly Rates Mrs. Oscar Neiswander, Owner Phone 358-9981 Marked Tree Motor Company 'YOUR DODGE DEALER 3 ,W M. ,'L-,,. ? '??'W Minn-Sufi-, M' MARKED TREE I, Ashby says, OOOli Evereu, is tliar the motor , ' T orr W Schonberger 84 Weir MAR KE D TR E E The place to go for brands you know. Grain ir, Joe, lie'5 not looking. Pi R2. Tires are round. Marked Tree Firestone Store For the Best Tire Deals In Town Compliments of Nyal Drug Store Phone 358-9014 Marked Tree, Ark. Once A Trial Always Nyal Noble Real Estate FARM and CITY SALES FAR M and CITY LOANS MARKED TREE WESTERN AUTO STORE RCA TV Appliances Johnson Outboard Motors Furniture Hardware Bill and A. W. Shaw Phone 358-2155 Doc's Place Elm Street Marked Tree A 84 G Auto Parts 97 Nathan Phone 358-2726 Marked Tree When our cars tear up, we go to A 85 G for parts. coMPLnv1ENTs or Marked Tree Bank MEMBERS or F.D.1.c. Susan and Barbara deposit Yearbook funds in a safe place. Arkansas Drug Store The Rexall Store Visit Our Store Phone 358-2155 Marked Tree Dubard-Sharpe-Finch Insurance Agency 17 Frisco Marked Tree, Ark. J. D. Dubard A. J. Sharpe Joe E. Finch Phone 358-2002 Josten's The Josten Class Rings CGW Symbolize the Finest Traditions MR., O. T. HUNT - Your Josten Representative Here's one senior boy that still has his ring. Ba r Marked Tree COMPLIMENTS or Dr. D. L. Broadway BIRDS EYE I fx-f,fMsmfmm 13. QLXNAXL E N fi Il P. o. Box 2652 DESOTO STATION ' MEMPHIS TENNESSEE PHONE 525 Most of the food served in our school cafeteria comes from D. Canale C26 Co. 68 W ia J ' , - ' s f P U Clarke's Dress Shop For The Latest Fashion Mae Clarks-Owner Phone 358-2030 Prince Furniture Company Phone 358-2554 Marked Tree Everything for the Home ww me , ,,., We COMPLIMENTS OF Pi99lY Wi99lY 106 SOUTH FRISC O fa-s g X DOWNTOWN MARKED TREE XS! Xl. X 1' A 0 TEEN XY ' .722 0dl?lildf V f S!2R'l' The Home EC. Girls learn to cur meat from the butcher at Piggly-Wiggly. 5 Q' Mrs. Key proudly displays her stove that Mr. Key won at Pigglc-Wiggly. f eh 1 a ll Our young bachelors enjoy their home cooked meals at the Travel-Air, TIPAVEZA . M0751 . P R E S T A U R A N T PHONE 358-2700 f THE DES 7' 1. .' u. s. aa South Marked Tree, Arkansas Swimming Pool - T. V. - Air Conditioned O-H Cleaners Joe and Tommye Sparks Phone 358-2122 Marked Tree Arkansas Compliments of Dr. V. B. Smith 2? These boys are hoping the Ea ter Bunny will bring them Salant X Salam clothing. Q.. gmt. jsp FS .4 22116 COMP LIMENTS OF SALANT 84 SALANT INCORPORATED 101 Industrial Park Marked Tree Best Wishes From Marked Tree Tribune Standard Bearers For Community Builders Phone 358-2993 C OMP LIMENTS OF HESTER PARKER FARMS Phone 358-2536 Marked Tree Lumber Co 104 Elm MARKED TREE Materials from the Marked Tree Lumber Company are used by the agricultural class. Buck's Grocery 504 Elm MARKED TREE Where did you say your car was, says Don Henderson. J. R. Featherston Wholesale Meats 107 Highway 63-West Marked Tree, Ark. Bill Turnbow Gulf Station Phone 358-2762 Marked Tree, Ark. HOWARD STUCK 81 CO. Stationers - Printers - Office Supplies 24 Elm Street Marked Tree Buz is learning rlie tricks of tlie trade. Compliments of Dewey's Dairy Freeze Marked Tree COMP LIMENTS OF J. E. MURPHY FUNERAL HOME Marked Tree. Arkansas Phone 358-2097 gl 358-2422 QQ,-1 'Nm-wdwl E Hr L., li'7f1Vi4mj?E3?7QiKf One oi' our school board liieiiibers at work. Sf. Francis Valley Implement Co. 1 1 6 Hi ghwziy 63 W. Marked Tree eoMPL1MENTs or St. Francis Valley Gin MARKED TREE ,:.:,. 255525 2 .:1. . t 1 JJNa':4x5s.JL,L my E. Ritter Telephone Co. COMPLIMENTS OF What would teenagers do without telephone 3 i E. Ritter 84 Company M W if 623' E. Ritter Water Co. Whoever heard of a guest washing dishes? Girls learn that water is a must in the Home Economies department for cooking, washing cloths and of course, washing dishes. 1 . iY' z-fez?faZri1.:,sw .:,, Vx t -I . ky ' ' ' f ix A H Es U. fl V im: I--. 5 R g il fit! r Hs in i ri r M1,,.mwWJ4m I A . , H? 4 WM 1 Compliments of C OMPLIMIQNTS OF St. Francis Valley Oil Company Dr. SWiI lgle 810 Elm Street Steven Shell Service Station 1 10 Nathan Marked Tree Phone 358-2091 Distributor of ESSO PRODUCTS ffiff' John 8g Frank Drugs Mzirkecl Tree Phone 358-2484 DruggistS Since 1915 No, No, we don'i want inedicinc in I om more film. Adams Fabric Center MARKED TREE CQMPEIMEETS OF D. W. I. Newsom COMPLIMENTS or Modern Beauty Shop 4 , Y , YN .F P 5 b T X .91 ' 1 K ' X 5 ' 4 Q X: if W 'PP I 'Q , gay Q, Zi f - 7 N, A W-MM 5 gK,aa15:5,i::a' up , W K S , st gt X 'I W Q g Q is as 5 1 l sigma g 5 as W W Q ,. 4 d 41 or 4M T an r f Price Jewelry Store mmf S . ii' -N. 1 :W . .E L A gg MARKED TREE weMAe Marked Tree Compress Dlspmofsm' and Warehouse Kohn Bray 397 Division Marked Tree Butane Gas Co. 16 Elm Marked Tree Dru CQI11 qn Marked Tree - Weiner Y 9 p Y Trurnann - Terrell 1 Prescriptions Dial 487-2258 Tyronza, Arkansas McDanieI's Appliances and Service 12 Elrn MARKED TREE Phone 358-2870 Kohn learns the trade of his parents. Looks like he has also learned how to get out of work. M-as-M ,k'V f J 1 Kruk ifrf 552' asserma A as lt's a big clay for the Seniors when at last the pictures Come in, but it does have its problems, like -- money. Duck's Studio 94 South Main Street MEMPHIS, TENN. Just think - our pictures will be there next year say the seniors. COMPLIMENTS Ol Swan Insulation Co. RFD 4? 1 Box 184 lklurkcti Tree. Ark. Dizil 358-2964 llul and iiivdtly get to help ont in the biisinc at little iobs like unloading and cleaning tip :Witt 513993 23525 x 522550521 38223654 XQEPLEQ' Fi i ff if f if K 'X xi Q i JZ Poinsette Grill Highway 63 - West Marked Tree Always Good Food Surely they are not sipping cider through a straw. Compliments of The Little I Hart s Auto Parts Sto re Marked Tree, Ark. Compliments of Phone 358-2617 Martin and Ruby Worthy Marked Tree 'T T A S 2 2 COMPLIMENTS or Poinsett Motor Co. YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER MARKED TREE The cats aren't Suzie 's but she still has high hopes. For All Your Insurance Needs Holt Lumber and HCISl'iI1gS Hardware Co. Insurance Agency 222 ELM MARKED TREE Phone 358-2671 Phone 358-2450 Marked Tree, Arkansas 5 4 E. L. Rogers Photographer 702 Normandy Marked Tree Besides a good discount, Mr. Rogers is patient and understanding with us. Spaulding Athletic Goods, Co. Little Rock. Arkansas Admiral Sportswear, lnc. RAWLINGS spommo oooos For Track. Baseball, Football. Sz Basketball All our athletic goods except the boys, of course. come lro1nSpu1ilding. g ,,.,t tr Q on , ,xr ,-'..-:E- COMPLIMENTS l ,e m q??g iQj . . . iii Yancey Mobil Service Station 202 S. Frisco , ii ll I 3 1 Marked Tree, Ark. 3 sl Fill it up! Mr. Yancey, this car has been on the go, says Carol. Buy Gladiator Products All typing students make good use of Gladiator Paper. . ...M ELECTRICITY- Q f' E I . Q -2 QQ ' THE VALUE! ARKANSAS COMPANY HELPING BUILD ARKANSAS Lucky Dollar Store 28 Frisco Marked Tree Every Day Dollar Day Mid-Town Florist Phone 358-2959 Mrs. Clyde King Marked Tree, Ark. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS sswm Arkansas Music Supply 327-331 South Church Street Jonesboro. Ark. The bands' lHSlTlllTlC.llIS come from Arkansas Music Supply. Farmer s Gin 8g Supply Payneway Payne Gin 8g Mercantil PAYNEWAY These boys are Payms Stua rt Bod ry DISTRIBUTOR OF Borden's Milk The friendly diSU'i1Dl1EO1' serves Lcpamo, and bI'j'l'OI1ZC1. When the fire of your life is an ember And the days of your youth have fled, You will never forget to remember As long as this book can be read. We have put here the wondrous story In writing, in picture, and song All things that brought us glory, Events that went right and went wrong. Your schoolmates will live on these pages, Through whatever they have written or doneg You will treasure their laughs and their rages In this book full of school day fun. sf- M Farewell M.T.H.S. It is finished - the 1964 POW-WOW! This would not have been possible if the staff had not been made up of hard working students. My thanks go to the POW- WOW staff who faithfully recorded the events of the year. Warm thanks to Tim Norton, who worked hard on every sectiong to Susan Featherston, for thc im- pressive adsg to Barbara Key, for the ad selling and lay-outs, to Jana Walker. Linda Turner. Tommy Ashby, Janet Thompson. Judy Young. Patricia Thiele- mier. and Sue Worley, who spent many hours drawing lay-outs, and typing and retypingg to Bill Oldham and Brenda Bolin for willingness to work on the faculty section, to Janis Spurlock for the countless pictures she took and to Roxanne for identifying the numerous pictures. My thanks to Mr. Rogers, the adminis- tration, the faculty. the student body. and all our business friends for all their help and patience in thc work on this book. Last. but not least. my thanks to Mrs. Faucett who spent many long hours working on this book. I hope you enjoy the POW-WOW. Jane Braddock Editor mill!!! R 1 1 isis Q WW W Qifiii Nw. fy M if. W ,V offg WW' MZ 3 Rik 52 P M TES 2 Q T, iixgiilo lk Wwjwffiklfm 0 ii wsu ,Qf Z-Qifyf, M jQA!ff:vZfMq Wh swf? A! 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